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Stop 2 Goldie street / AC Peacock Produce Merchant

Stop 2 AC Peacock Merchants

Shiploads have not been the only general merchandise shop on this site. The business became Peacock and Lewis in 1923. The building was destroyed by fire in 1925.

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Walking north along Goldie street, stand opposite the second roundabout looking towards the green shiploads building.

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  • Sadly AC Peacock was not a purveyor of fine peacocks, but the Peacock’s were merchants of a range of other goods.
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