US EditionA house with a role in the history of chocolate and Doctor Who
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A house with a role in the history of chocolate and Doctor Who
Welcome to 175 Stroud Green Road, near where I live and a house with an important little role in the history of chocolate and Doctor Who. The middle of a run of three houses that currently has a Sainsbury’s in their ground floor, it was back in the 1880s home to George Osborne Barratt and his family. The confectionery firm he founded made, amongst other products, Liquorice Allsorts and, Doctor Who’s favourite, Jelly Babies: Barratt’s eponymous f…
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