What was the name of the corner shop you went to as a child?

Surely that could be an outing question?

Why would anyone want to know that ?Be careful about giving out such information.

Top shops. Shop didn't have an actual name it was in a small row of purpose built shops on the top of our small housing estate. Top shops differentiated those shops from a bigger row of shops about a 20 minute walk away.

Souneses

Named after the owner eg Mrs Robinson’s, or just “ the baker”.

Mrs Browns.

We lived i n the middle of nowhere so had none.

These questions are getting ridiculous

The shop. There was only one in the village

Hind newsagent and the Drapers shop. Funny what we remember.

Walter Wilsons

Never had one.

The village i lived in had an array of shops.

We had a Wavy Line shop on the corner of out street in east London.

Colgan’s

The corner shop.
It was on a corner.
DH says his was called Uptills
evidently it was up the hill and he was often asked to go up t’ill for stuff, even 😱 cigarettes!

Willie MacLean's,

Jacks.

Greta's. Not on a corner but the nearest to us. A bit further along was Elsie Chambers, where there was a large paraffin pumping thing, also sweets.