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This page was added by Bob Stephen on 07/03/2012.

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Hello. My Grandmother Rose Amos and Mother Vera Amos ran a Tearoom at 61 West Street Rochford and I was raised there for a few years after my birth at Rochford Hospital. I would like to have some information on the Tea Room back in the 1950s .I have recently visited the property which is now a little Health / Bricabrac Shop and I have had the pleasure of talking to the lady who owns it since the 1980s

By Rosemary Arthur
On 08/09/2021

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