Addiewell Co-op

By Margaret Collins

Addiewell Co-op was on the West Calder road. The building still survives though in different use nowadays.

Addiewell Co-op with the Institute Hall above.

Photo:In the background of this photo of part of the May Procession you can see the outside stairs that led up to the Institute Hall above the Co-op. The hall was the location for most wedding receptions, dances and concerts in the old days.

In the background of this photo of part of the May Procession you can see the outside stairs that led up to the Institute Hall above the Co-op. The hall was the location for most wedding receptions, dances and concerts in the old days.

Sixteen members of staff at Addiewell Co-op in the early 1900s!

Some of the shop assistants behind the counter in the grocery department of the Co-op.

Co-op bakers at work in Addiewell Co-op

Loganlea Rows also had a branch of the West Calder Co-op

This page was added by Margaret Collins on 28/03/2012.

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