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Plummer Roddis
Plummer Roddis was a Chain store, chain of Department store, department stores based in the Southern England, South of England which was acquired by the Drapery Trust, before being absorbed by its parent company Debenhams. History Plummer Roddis began as separate companies in the 19th Century. William Plummer started out as a Draper, draper in Hastings and in 1871 had a store at 3 Robertson Street before opening another shop in Southampton on the corner of Above Bar and Commercial Street. George Roddis was listed, in 1870, as a draper in Market Harborough. By 1881 he had become a partner in Roddis & Goldsmith, drapers and milliners, at 1-2 Robertson Street, Hastings. In 1896 William Plummer, George Roddis and Reginald Tyrrell, a Bournemouth draper, joined forces to create Plummer, Roddis & Tyrrell Limited. This new business was formed to purchase the stores in which the various partners already had an interest, Plummer & Lawford of Eastbourne; R. Tyrrell & Sons of Bournemouth an ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Plummer Roddis Building Hastings 1927
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