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The Wine Bar, 9 High Street South
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No 9 Olney Wine Bar and No 11 Cross Keys House Grade II* Early C18 altered. Stone, old tiled roof with stone coped gables, one flat hipped dormer to No 11. Two storeys. No 9 has fine early C19 shopfront with central half glazed door flanked by bow windows with curving entablature decorated with swags and rosettes, dentilled cornice above. No 11 has central modern wooden columned porch. Small projecting bay window to right, sash window on left, three sash windows to first floor under moulded segmental pediments. Datestone 1717 left of centre.
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The Wine Bar No.9 High Street South - 2012 		     
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The following people are associated with The Wine Bar, 9 High Street South:

Name Year of Birth Year of Interest Source Occupation/Notes Probability
W J Brooks   1910 Revenue Survey  Owner/occupier  75%
William J Brooks 1859  1911 Census  Baker and Confectioner  50%
Lewis Jogn Rogers   1936 Election Register  at 9 High Street   100%
Beatrice Marjorie Ena Rogers   1936 Election Register  at 9 High Street   100%
Amy Rogers   1936 Election Register  at 9 High Street   100%
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