Jack Brayshaw

he Brayshaw family were famous for building show-men’s living waggons to the specifications of the customer at the works on Marshall Street….

View of a living area looking through into a bedroom.
On the right is a stove to provide heating.

Brayshaw van, completely produced by Brayshaw’s except for the wheels and tyres.
These opulent mobile homes were much admired, ones which survive are sought after by collectors.

A photograph of Wm. Brayshaw taken in 1886, aged 46 years. The company began as a blacksmiths and wheelwrights in the late 19th century,…

Greaves old plumbers shop, at Christmas time the shop window would be decorated with a wonderful tableau which was lit at night. It was a beacon …

Martin House charity shop is situated on the High Street.
Funds support the purpose built children’s hospice at Boston Spa which opened in 1987, it was only the 2nd children’s hospice to open in the UK.

ituated on Whack House Lane, this former waterworks building has been occupied by West Yorkshire Glazing (UK). There is also a “To Let” notice on the wall.

At the junction of Westfield Avenue and New Road (A65), on the left is Westfield Fisheries, to the right Westfield Stores….