Nardi's Fish and Chips

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A fish and chip shop in Aberdeen, photographed by an airman of the US Army Air Force. Written on slide casing: 'Aberdeen, 1944.' media-456408.jpg FRE 10637 Nardi's fish and chip shop in Aberdeen, photographed by an airman of the US Army Air Forces in 1944.
The shop was at 181 Gallowgate, just before the turning off to Spring Garden. There is a sign to a nearby shelter on one of its walls.

Written on slide casing: 'Aberdeen, 1944.' Roger Freeman Collection

Object Number - FRE 10637 - Nardi's fish and chip shop in Aberdeen, photographed by an airman of the US Army Air Forces in 1944. The shop was at 181 Gallowgate, just before the...

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Detailed History

G Nardi ran a fish and chips shop at 181 Gallowgate, Aberdeen. His family was one of many recorded recently by the National Records Scotland 'Family Portrait: the Scots-Italians 1890-1940' project: http://maps.nls.uk/projects/italians/



In a recent Tillydrone reminiscence project by SHMU (Station House Media Unit), "Nardi's chipper was fondly remembered by residents:

'There were plenty games and crafts, which was better than going to school during the day for a good few kids. Others went to the Playcentre at Tillydrone School which was run by volunteers. Though there was Suzie’s chipper in Hayton, but most said that Nardi’s chipper was worth the walk up to Woodside. This was situated where the Canton House is now. Fish and chips was at this time regarded as poor people’s food and quite cheap.'

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