Rayleigh's First BankBlomfield’s Drapery Store was situated here and a small room in the corner of the building was Barclay and Company Bank, Rayleigh’s first until 1895. The bank opened for two hours, twice a week. A few yards south is Gondola House, 28 High Street, which became the rates office in 1930. A wooden shed behind was used as a meeting place for members of the Urban District Council.
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