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Davy's Fish & Chip Shop, Winlaton Mill


Davy's Fish and Chip Shop in Winlaton Mill closed in 2007 but was recreated in Beamish Museum were it reopened on 14th July 2011. Davy's Fried Fish bar at Beamish incorporates the three-pan coal-fired range and other fixtures from Winlaton Mill, catering for visitors both as an eatery and an exhibit showing the development of fish and chip shops from the late Victorian era onwards.[1] The traditional family-run fish and chip shop in Winlaton Mill was built in 1937. From the 1950's it was run by Robert and Isabella Davy and family. The fish used in the shop were bought from North Shields Fish Quay and the family also ran a van around the area selling fresh fish. The Winlaton Mill shop had the last working coal-fired range in a fish shop on Tyneside when it closed in 2007 after the death of Isabella Davy. The range, now in Beamish, was originally made in 1934 for a chip shop in High Spen and then moved to Winlaton Mill in 1961.[2] Beef dripping was always used for frying.

"The fish and chips we know and love today developed during the Victorian era. It is believed that a man called Dyson from Oldham was the first to link fried fish to fried potatoes. He commissioned a range specifically for the frying of fish and chips from Harry Nutall, who became one of the major range manufacturers. By 1914 there were 452 recorded Fish and Chip Shops spread across the North East." (Beamish Museum)

Winlaton Mill Beamish Museum North Shields Fish Quay
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Davy's Fried Fish and Chip Potato Restaurant

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Early 1970s Cash Register, Davy's Fish & Chip Shop, Winlaton Mill

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Davy's Fish & Chip Shop, Winlaton Mill

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Coal Fired Range, Winlaton Mill Chip Shop

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Davy's Fried Fish and Chip Potato Restaurant

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Davy's Coal Fired Range - Decorated Back Panel

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Davy's Fried Fish and Chip Potato Restaurant

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Davy's Fried Fish and Chip Potato Restaurant

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Brian Davy - Davy's Fried Fish and Chip Restaurant VIP Evening at Beamish

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Coal Fired Frying Range - Enamel Warming Pot

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Davy's Fried Fish and Chip Potato Restaurant

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Brick by Brick: Rebuilding our Past

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Davy's Fried Fish and Chip Potato Restaurant

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Beamish Museum
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Beamish Museum
- Overview About Beamish Museum Map Street View Beamish Museum is an open-air museum located at Beamish in County Durham. Opened in 1972 it was the first regional open-air museum in …
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Beamish museum opens Davy’s Fried Fish Shop exhibit
- The Journal 15th July 2011. "IT was a case of being at home on the range for fish and chip shop brothers Brian and Ramsay Davy. The duo were guests …

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Coal Fired Fish and Chip Shop to Open
- "On Thursday 14th July 2011, Davy’s Fish and Chip Potato Restaurant will be officially opened at Beamish Museum! From Friday 15th July visitors to Beamish will be able to purchase …

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North Shields Fish Quay
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- Overview About the Fish Quay Map Street View   North Shields Fish Quay is a fishing port located close to the mouth of the River Tyne, in North Shields, Tyne …
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Davy's Fried Fish

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Davy's Fried Fish

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Fish & Chip shop at Beamish Museum

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THE-CHIPPY

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"Davy's" fish restaurant, Beamish

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