File:Blue Plaque - George Pool & James H Webb - Folkestone.jpg
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A Blue Plaque dedicated to George Pool & James H Webb
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English: FOLKESTONE
1881-1898 George Poole IRONMONGER & GAS FITTER. Lived above the shop with his wife Anne, daughter Harriett, and sons William, Edwin (both gas fitters) and Harry (an ironmonger's assistant). George died in 1898 and the business was later taken over by Charles Ostler from 1906 to 1911. As well as an ironmonger, Charles was a cycle agent - one of 12 in Folkestone at that time. 1928 James H Webb IRONMONGERS By 1928 James Webb had taken over the business. It was known as Webb's of Folkestone and ran well into the 1950s |
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inscription: FOLKESTONE 1881-1898 George Poole IRONMONGER & GAS FITTER. Lived above the shop with his wife Anne, daughter Harriett, and sons William, Edwin (both gas fitters) and Harry (an ironmonger's assistant). George died in 1898 and the business was later taken over by Charles Ostler from 1906 to 1911. As well as an ironmonger, Charles was a cycle agent - one of 12 in Folkestone at that time. 1928 James H Webb IRONMONGERS By 1928 James Webb had taken over the business. It was known as Webb's of Folkestone and ran well into the 1950srtists' materials. (English)