PICTURE GALLERY
Bridlesmith Gate & High Street
Exchange Corner 1908 at Goose Fair. It is probably Charles Beecroft holding the hand of grandson John Hooton Beecroft aged 4 1/2 years
1911 GOOSE FAIR
SMITHY ROW DURING GOOSE FAIR
THE BEECROFT SHOP ON CHEAPSIDE. This was never an Elizabethan building but the name was used in advertising to emphasise business continuity
Cheapside Shop painted by Geo Meakin, Nottingham artist
BEECROFTS ADVERTISING TOKENS
EXCHANGE BUILDING
Nottingham Exchange Shop 1884. Note time ball on the roof
No 16 Pelham Street c1950. No 18 (Lady Bay Cleaners) was owned by Beecroft and when leased expired the two shops were combined
SHOP FRONT
High Street Nottingham 1862
Jack & Mary Beecroft
Jack Beecroft with Hornby & Meccano c1930’s
CHARLES BEECROFTS BILLHEAD FROM WHEN HE WAS AT THE OLD ELIZABETHAN HOUSE, HIGH STREET, NOTTINGHAM
ADVERTISEMENT IN WRIGHTS DIRECTORY 1883
ADVERTISEMENT IN THIS IS YOUR NOTTINGHAM 1960
Letter to older brother Clement in Philadelphia (Beecroft Brothers) is historically interesting dating the beginning of the air raid by Zeppelins
Advert Present! Presents! probably c1890. Business now traded as Beecroft & Sons. Note that the emphasis has changed to more specific toys, games and presents and fancy goods
Beecrofts Advert 1967
Drury Hill shop 1964
Lincoln Show 1992
North Scarle Village Businesses 2002
Jack Beecroft & Ruby Murray 1960's
Drury Hill Shop 1965
Beecrofts Lorry Stolen with Fireworks
Womble at Broad Marsh Shopping Centre 1976
Beecrofts Van 1965
Beecrofts Lorry 1982
Beecrofts Vans 2001
Anthony Beecroft
16-18 Pelham Street
David Beecroft with Award of Appreciation from Great Yorkshire Show, 2021
