Cherrington's the Chemist
Now and Then
By Nalhs Newark
March /Cherrington’s the Chemist
This site in the Market Place (No.5) has been a chemist’s shop since about 1780, when George Stevenson was a ‘Druggist’ and paid the Duke of Newcastle rent of £120 a year. In the mid 1880s Frederick March was the proprietor, and in 1882 he took on George Cherrington, a former veterinary surgeon from Stamford, as his apprentice. Now a card shop, the frontage is still attractive, and still shows a shadow of its previous use
March the Chemist from the mid 1880s
'Picture the Past'
Cherrington's the Chemist
'Picture the Past'
March/Cherringtons the Chemist at the corner of Chain Lane
