The building with the triangular pediment on the left is the post office, opened in 1906. The projecting sign on the right reads "W. WELCH / REPAIRS / GARAGE". (The last horse cab, a four-wheeler owned by W. Welch, ceased plying for hire at Enfield Chase station in April 1929. - History of Enfield, vol.3, p.238.)
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![Church Street, looking west
The building with the triangular pediment on the left is the post office, opened in 1906. The projecting sign on the right reads "W. WELCH / REPAIRS / GARAGE". (The last horse cab, a four-wheeler owned by W. Welch, ceased plying for hire at Enfield Chase station in April 1929. - [i]History of Enfield[/i], vol.3, p.238.)
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Church Street, looking west
The building with the triangular pediment on the left is the post office, opened in 1906. The projecting sign on the right reads \"W. WELCH / REPAIRS / GARAGE\". (The last horse cab, a four-wheeler owned by W. Welch, ceased plying for hire at Enfield Chase station in April 1929. - [i]History of Enfield[/i], vol.3, p.238.)
Keywords: roads and streets;post offices;garages")