VICTORIA STREET _4321
This is Victoria Street in Ballymoney around the early 1900's to the left standing in the dooorway is a maid of the house watching what is going on. For back then people had to stand still for the exposure time could be a couple of minutes, it still amazes me how the photographer could get people to do what he wanted. Further up the street are three men standing one in his shirt sleeves and a dog in the road. Behind them is a lady with a pram and another lady in a Promenade dress looking at the baby. On up the road to the right are three freight wagons waiting to be unloaded. Now on the right in the foreground are two men the one on the left is wearing an official looking uniform with an empty cart beside them.

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VICTORIA STREET _4322
It's 1911 here in Victoria Street Ballymoney with only two men in the street and one of them staring right at the camera. To the right is a school boy watching what was going on over the school railings. Can anyone tell me what John Boyle sold in his shop? If so I will send you a copy of the photograph.
len.kinley@hotmail.com