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Abingdon Post Office and The Narrows, Abingdon black plaque

Commemorative plaque

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This black commemorative plaque records: The Narrows Free House These licensed premises are in that part of High Street once known as The Narrows, having been much narrower than it is today. Most of the buildings in The Narrows were destroyed in 1883, by fire. New buildings were erected in the early 1890s, including the town's main post office - the building in which you now find yourself. The post office served Abingdon for more than a century, closing in January 2009. These premises were refurbished by J D Wetherspoon in October 2013 Recorded plaque organisation: JD Wetherspoon.
The Narrows Free House occupies a building that was once Abingdon's main post office, serving the community for over a century from the early 1890s until its closure in January 2009.

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