Pateley Bridge, England

Photo Features • World Hum • 03.30.09 | 11:17 AM ET

REUTERS/Nigel Roddis

Shopkeeper Kirsty Shepherd cleans the window of The Oldest Sweet Shop in England, in Pateley Bridge, northern England. Established in 1827, this family run business operates from one of the earliest buildings in the high street dating back to the 1630’s.

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