Palmers Stores - bacon, the speciality of the shop
Oxhey Village Environment Group (OVEG) history sheet No 8
By Sylvia Adams (nee Palmer)
When first married in 1922, my parents had a village store…
In 1938 Palmer’s was established. The staff in those days lived in – behind the shop. The barn behind the premises had a baker’s oven, but I am not sure when this was in use. During the war the barn was used for stores and as a garage – for a pony and trap. This was acquired to deliver orders as the van and car became redundant with petrol rationing… Ration books came into being and I spent many hours counting the coupons with my mother, these had to be sent back to the food ministry.
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OVEG History Sheet No 8, October 1996, added with the permission of Oxhey Village Environment Group
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