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Marks of the Lane, 59 Wentworth Street, c. 1960
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Mossy Marks (foreground), with Sally, Egon Zetner and Issy - working hard serving smoked salmon (from their own smoke hole).
Marks of the Lane - making the Lutkas 1978
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Furious frying to keep ahead of the Sunday demand for hot lutkas....
Marks of the Lane on film
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From the 1955 film A Kid for Two Farthings, Mossy Marks Deli seen in the background.
View down Wentworth Street 1976
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With the market street just washed, the National Westminster Tower can be seen under construction in the distance.
Site of Golubs
19 to 23 Osborn Street | mark3
During the 1960s this was the site of Golubs the Jewish bookstore owned by the Kaye family
Marks of the Lane, 59 Wentworth Street, 1978
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Selling bagels and lutkas on a Sunday morning.
Marks of the Lane Deli
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1978 view down Old Castle Street towards 57 - 59 Wentworth Street to an East End icon - Mossy Marks Delicatecen (Photo taken by contributor…
Marks Deli
The Community Centre | mark3
A view down Old Castle Street in 1978 to to an East End icon, Marks of the Lane, 57 - 59 Wentworth Street - run by great-uncle, Mossy Marks
Marks of the Lane deli, c. 1974
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Margaret Thatcher and Monty Modlin visiting my great uncle's deli during her pre-election tour of Petticoat Lane.
The Palkowski warehouse on Old Castle Steet
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This view looking towards Wentworth Street and the later site of family's Marks Delicatessen (57-59 Wentworth Street) is from around 1900
Golda Levy at work in Marks of the Lane deli, 1975
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My grandmother Golda who worked alongside her brother Mossy Marks (Palkowski) at Marks of the Lane.
Mark Palkwoski's chinaware shop, Wentworth St and Old Castle Street
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Prior to moving across the road to 59 Wentworth Street (Marks of the Lane Deli), my great grandfather Mark Palkowski and family owned this …
View towards Marks of the Lane, Wentworth Street
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A 1975 view taken from Old Castle Street towards a well-loved repository of smoked salmon and shmaltz herrings.
Marks of the Lane smoke hole letterhead, c1950s
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The site of the family smoke hole that serviced Marks of the Lane Deli (59 Wentworth Street).