Corner Shop Collection
"Capturing the Essence of Corner Shops: A Journey Through Time and Place" Step into the charming village of Alfriston in East Sussex, England
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"Capturing the Essence of Corner Shops: A Journey Through Time and Place" Step into the charming village of Alfriston in East Sussex, England, where a quaint corner shop stands as a testament to community spirit. Travel back to June 1965 in Northgate Huddersfield, and witness the bustling atmosphere surrounding a corner shop that served as a hub for locals. On June 4th, 1980, Tony Warren, the creator of "Coronation Street, " finds inspiration on an ordinary street corner – reminding us that even iconic stories have humble beginnings. In Newcastle upon Tyne's vibrant landscape, new flats harmoniously coexist with old buildings. Here lies another beloved corner shop that has witnessed generations come and go. Transport yourself to Lincoln, Nebraska in 1942. The Eagle Fruit Store and Capital Hotel proudly grace a street corner - symbols of resilience during challenging times captured by John Vachon's lens. Louise Rosskam's photographs take us further into history; Washington D. C. 's Shulmans Market becomes an emblematic gathering place between 1941-1942, and is here that neighbors connect over fresh produce and shared experiences. A snapshot from Mt. Orab, Ohio in 1942 or 1943 reveals the heartwarming essence of small-town life. A grocery store on Route 74 serves as both supplier and meeting point for locals seeking connection amidst wartime challenges (John Vachon). Delve deeper into time as we step foot inside Alexander Gardner's Photographic Gallery ca. 1863 at Washington D. C. 's iconic intersection of 7th & D Street NW – capturing moments frozen forever within its walls (Unknown). Gordon Parks' lens transports us to Harlem in New York City during the year 1943 – showcasing not only vibrant streets but also highlighting how local businesses like corner shops played vital roles within their communities. Finally, journey back to Medford, Oregon in 1939.