Marks and Spencer first opened at 104 Freeman Street in the 1900s, and was known as a Penny Bazaar in 1930. The store expanded into adjacent premises in the 1930s; this photograph may show the facade of the original part of the store, which was listed at 104 Freeman Street in 1930. It closed in 1990 and the entire premises was occupied by Iceland Foods from 1993.
This is part of the Series: MBC01/03 Photographic slides of branches of Marks and Spencer, taken by His Honour Nicholas Philpot; within the Collection: MBC01 Photography of Montague Burton and other shops taken by His Honour Nicholas Philpot
© Historic England Archive
Photographer: Philpot, Nicholas Anthony John
Art Deco, Early 20th Century Department Store
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