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Hi,
Rereading my old diaries as a schoolboy in Wallasey in 1966, I note that I frequently purchased secondhand singles - 45s - from Exchange Mart in Wallasey, probably Liscard. But I cannot place where the shop was. I also bought lots of records from Kharduni's Joke Shop in King Street, and can recall exactly where that was.
But whereabouts was Exchange Mart located? Can anyone help?
Thanks!
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God help us,
Come yourself,
Don't send Jesus,
This is no place for children.
Bertieone.
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According to Google, ![[Linked Image]](https://i.imgur.com/SCKLu39.jpg)
God help us,
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Don't send Jesus,
This is no place for children.
Bertieone.
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That's exactly where it was, the entrance was a doorway to the right of where the steps are, the steps where access to upstairs which I think was a solicitors.
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Fantastic responses - thanks! I remember it well, now that my memory has been jogged. It was a great place to buy secondhand records in the sixties. And I'm so glad I kept them to play now, and to introduce my grandchildren to great sixties music!
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