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No. 2 - HIGH STREET - THE HOTEL CAFE CITY

Located on the square of the Republic of No. 2 High Street, corner of Farnsworth Street, the CAFE OF TOWN HALL " Bar Tabac is a PMU Milly-la-Foret very popular all lovers of gambling, punters, players RAPIDO LOTTO or other scratch cards.

On Sunday morning that bettors are more likely to exchange their prognosis, their pipes around a small glass of wine or coffee. Bettors can also watch the racing live on the screen available to them.

patterns and Evelyne CELLARD Fernand welcome you in a relaxed family atmosphere. The vast majority of customers are regulars.

For more information contact 01 64 98 80 46

2003 - Passage of the caravan of the Tour de France

Photo 2000

APAM - Photo of the 80

Fernand CELLARD succeeded Mr. LENOBLE in 2001. Mr. LENOBLE has handled this case from 1991 to 2001. Between 1988 and 1991, which held the Mrs.RICHARD CAFE OF TOWN HALL " . She had succeeded Mr. Goujat who was in charge of this case more than ten years. Previously Mr. Roger's PREVOST, well known milliacois old, who was patron of this establishment.

1978 - Celebrating the 34th anniversary of the liberation

Milly's August 22, 1944.

Pub, 1975

1974 - Day Carnival.

At the bottom of this picture, we see that the house

or is the Agricultural Credit Bank was undergoing renovation

Pub, 1973

Photo of the 70

Pub, 1970

picture of the 60

picture of the 50

Postcard LCSH Editions of 1955

picture of the 50

Postcard of the 40

Postcard of the 30

In 1931 and 1936, Louis Boutin and his wife Andree PICHOT were identified as café to this address. They succeeded Gabriel NEVERS who was identified in 1926. In 1921, Emile Chagot, former Mayor of Milly was elected in 1919 this CAFE OF TOWN HALL " he took over the business of Aleida Poiget DUBRU and his wife Marie.

Photo of a review board of the 20s

before the cafe city

Postcard from the 20s to then

or Emile Chagot, Mayor of Milly was this bar

Funeral of Mr. Emile Chagot

Carte Postale de 1910

Superbe Maison de la Carte Postale Poiget

Carte Postale de 1910

Pub de 1909

Carte Postale de 1908

Carte Postale 1908

Photo of 1906

Postcard from 1905

From 1896 to 1920 this bar is held by the family Poiget. DUBRU Poiget wife is Mary who is identified as lemonade. Aleida Poiget Her husband was a blacksmith. He worked with his brother's car maker in his garage located rue du Lau and boulevard Sadi Carnot.

Advertising of 1913

Photo front of the garage Poiget

Advertising of 1909

Between 1891 and 1896, The "Poiget" succeeded the café THEVENIN Alexander and his wife Eugenie CATINAT. In 1881, the cafe owner Alexandre Thévenin is identified with a named Narcissus GAZONNEAU Sabatier and his wife Louise Bodin.

During censuses of 1872 and 1876, this location was occupied by a barber barber named Louis Morin and his wife Rose PETIT. At that time was called the Rue Grande Rue Barbers between the Place de la Republique and Rue St. Jacques.

We are looking for all new documents, advertisements, photos, postcards, bills, old papers relating near and far to shops Milly-la-Forêt.


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