This source is an extract from a Durham trade directory of 1862. It lists all the people with a shop or business in Durham. This section shows all the people who had businesses in the Market Place.
Take a close look at the source and then fill in this tally chart.
| Bank |
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| Boot and shoemaker |
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| Brickmaker |
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| Butcher |
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| Chemist and druggist |
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| Clockmaker |
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| Draper |
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| Grocer |
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| Hosier |
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| Innkeeper or publican |
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| Painter |
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| Printer or stationer |
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| Saddler |
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| Seed merchant |
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| Solicitor |
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| Tanner |
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| Tobbaconist |
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| Wine and spirit merchant |
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Think back to the big question. What does this tell us about what people could buy in Victorian Durham? What does it tell us about how people did their shopping? What is different to the previous source?
