Sussex flower lady, Mrs Mary Cook, 58, Worthing, Sussex is a familiar site just outside

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Sussex flower lady, Mrs Mary Cook, 58, Worthing, Sussex is a familiar site just outside

Sussex flower lady, Mrs Mary Cook, 58, Worthing, Sussex is a familiar site just outside of town on the main road, selling flowers to motorists. She has been on her pitch for 15 years, taking over from her mother who in turn took over from her mother. All her flowers are grown locally, and Mrs Cook never misses a day. You ll even find her there on Christmas Day!
(Photo by John Topham)
[Shops, shopping, roadside traders, national characters]
23 June 1958

Media ID 11263644

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