Bristol
Lincoln (1924) Replaced an earlier Boots store on this site of 1884 which with Sheffield were the first outside Nottingham.
The 1924 building represents the change in Boots architecture from Elizabethan Revival to Neo-Georgian.
Brick faced with three storeys.
One bay facing towards the road junction and seven bays on both road facades, with arcading at ground floor level.
Use of the new Boots script logo.
The store closed in July 1973 with the opening of a new store at 311-12 High Street.

Windsor
Regent Street, London
Also: Derby, corner of St Peter's Street and East Street - built 1912 and featuring statuary and pargetting.
Not occupied by Boots since the mid-1970s.
Bristol
Lincoln (1924) Replaced an earlier Boots store on this site of 1884 which with Sheffield were the first outside Nottingham. The 1924 building represents the change in Boots architecture from Elizabethan Revival to Neo-Georgian. Brick faced with three storeys. One bay facing towards the road junction and seven bays on both road facades, with arcading at ground floor level. Use of the new Boots script logo. The store closed in July 1973 with the opening of a new store at 311-12 High Street.
Windsor
Regent Street, London
Also: Derby, corner of St Peter's Street and East Street - built 1912 and featuring statuary and pargetting. Not occupied by Boots since the mid-1970s.
Percy Richard Morley Horder