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C. R. Clowes And Son LTD has a rich history that dates back to its establishment in 1875, nestled in the picturesque heart of the Peak Dales, Derbyshire. This Victorian pharmacy has remained a significant part of the local landscape, embodying the elegance of the era with its original Victorian fittings that adorn the interior.
As you step through the doorway, they are transported to a time of meticulous craftsmanship and charm, where the decorative woodwork and stained glass details invite one to explore further. The iconic carboys, displayed prominently in the window, capture the eye with an array of vibrant colours, reflecting the artisanal concoctions that have been a hallmark of our pharmacy since its inception.
The history of C. R. Clowes And Son is intertwined with the community it serves, initially providing essential remedies and health solutions rooted in the era’s pharmaceutical knowledge. Over the decades, the pharmacy has gracefully evolved while maintaining its commitment to high-quality service and personalised care.
Through generations, the ethos of C. R. Clowes And Son has remained steadfast—dedication to health, well-being, and the nurturing of a close-knit relationship with customers. As we stand at the cusp of the modern age, C. R. Clowes And Son embraces its heritage while looking forward, ensuring that the charm and sophistication of the Victorian era resonate within the contemporary context of healthcare.
Discover a captivating journey through time with "The History of Four Iconic Buxton Shops" by Julian Cohen. This meticulously researched volume illuminates the rich heritage of Buxton’s most cherished establishments: C.R. Clowes And Son, Hargreaves, Potters, and Goddards Music Shop.
Each chapter unfolds the storied past of these venerable shops, highlighting their unique contributions to the fabric of Buxton.
This book invites you to delve into the history each shop retains, exploring their roles in shaping local culture and commerce. Through vivid anecdotes and historical insights, Julian Cohen brings to life the enduring legacy of these establishments within the vibrant tapestry of Buxton’s history. Embrace the opportunity to reflect on the past and appreciate the continuity of tradition in these iconic shops and how they have adapted to still be here today.
For every book sold, £8 will be donated to Zink Foodbank, supporting vital food assistance in our community. By purchasing your copy here, you contribute directly to this worthy cause while enriching your own literary collection. Embrace the opportunity to make a difference.
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