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Post Office Trade Directory in 1915, from 2 to 40 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

[The Three Compasses would have been here originally]


2 Silverstein Isidore, provision dealer
2 Mitchell Michael, boot maker
2 Jacobs Miss Rosa, milliner
4 Fletcher Samuel, upholsterer
6 Weinberg Marks, corset maker
8 Galinsky Charles, boot maker
10a Jacobs Simon, timber merchant
10 Rosenbloom Meyer David, machinist
12 Gorodinsky Lewis, tobacconist
14 Phillips Sam, fried fish shop
16 Levin Hendil, butcher

... here is Finch Street ,,,

26 & 122 Bernstein Charles, baker
28 Harris Mrs Rachael, leather seller
30 Goldberg Benjamin, tailor
32 Edgert Mrs Rebecca, provision dealer
34 Adler Aba & Co, book sellers
36 Pomerantz Isaac, chemist
38 Galinsky Marks, woolleen merchant

... here is Osborn Place ...

40 Bell, Samuel Bass
 

 

Post Office Trade Directory, in 1899 from 2 to 40 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

East Side
2 Three Compasses, Walter Hirst
4 Bender Isaac, grindery dealer
6 Jacobson Hyman, tailor
8 Galinsky Charles, boot maker
8a Samuel David, cooper
12 Macklin Morris, tobacconist
14 Montgomery Joseph, packing case maker
16 Levin Hendil, butcher

... here is Finch Street ,,,

18 Margulinski Isidor, chandlers shop
20 Lipski Elias, refreshment rooms

... here is Hanover Place ...

22 Convisser Davis, watch maker
24 Corb Morris, fried fish shop
26 Wildermuth Gustave, baker
28 Harris Lewis, leather seller
30 Abrahams Samuel, mantle maker
32 Woolf Benjamin, ham dealer
34 Ginsberg Isaac, refreshment rooms
36 Galinsky Marks, tobacconist
38 Galinsky Marks, tailor

... here is Osborn Place ...

40 Bell, Samuel Bass
 

Post Office Trade Directory, in 1895 from 2 to 40 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

2 Three Compasses, Mrs Elizabeth Smart
4 Bender Isaac, grindery dealer
6 Gudalski Solomon, furniture dealer
8 Galinsky Charles, boot maker
8a Samuel David, cooper
10 Harris Lewis, boot maker
12 Spiro Harris & Co, tobacconist
14 Montgomery Joseph, packing case maker
16 Levin Hendil, butcher
20 Pearl Enoch, box maker

... here is Finch Street ,,,

24 Lowry Philip, greengrocer
26 Wildermuth Gustave, baker
28 Wildermuth Gustave, provision dealer
30 Abrahams Samuel, mantle maker
32 Laing Alexander James, oilman
34 Schnabel Jacob Fredk, baker
36 Hatton Joseph, grocer

... here is Osborn Place ...

40 Bell, Samuel Bass
 

Post Office Trade Directory, in 1882 from 1 to 20 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

1 Three Compasses, Grey & Blackmore
3 Shickle Henry, grindery dealer
5 Wilkie John, Chandlers shop
7 Montgomery Joseph, packing case maker
8 Smith Henry, confectioner
9 Drake Frederick James, grocer
10 Carroll Henry, dairyman

... here is Hanover Place

11 Reynolds Matthew, butcher
12 Stunt William, greengrocer
13 Wildermuth Gustave, baker
15 Knuch John Fredk, pork butcher
16 Little Wm, oil & colorman
17 Schnabel Jacob Fredk, baker
19 Hatton Joseph, grocer

... here is Osborn Place

20 Bell, Johnson Fulcher
 

Post Office Trade Directory, in 1856 from 1 to 20 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

1 Three Compasses, Wm John Forward
2 Lenzberg Louis, patent finisher
2 Wehrle Stephen & August, clock makers
3 Pinchback Jeremiah, hairdresser
4 Knapp Richard, chandlers shop
5 Beal Henry, wheelwright
6 Coldrey Edmund, tobacconist
7 Nowell Mrs Harriet, who brush maker
8 Kipping John, confectioner
9 Ryan Dennis, cheesemonger
10 Christmas Mrs Priscilla S, dining rooms

... here Hanover Court intersects ...

11 Caslake William, butcher
12 Jones Isaac, hairdresser
13 Dunbar Donald, baker
14 Samler Richard N, grindery warehouse
15 Muller George Philip, pork butcher
16 Freeman Charles Henry, oilman
17 Schorch John, baker
18 Hooker John, cheesemonger
19 Swyer Robert Edward, surgeon

... here Osborne Place intersects ...

20 Bell, Mrs Mary Anne Mogge
 

Post Office Trade Directory, in 1851 from 1 to 19 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

1 Three Compasses, John Cast
2 Waring Henry, furnitore broker
4 Knapp Richard, grocer & brewer
6 Lomas Mrs Sarah, tobacconist
7 Nowell W H, who brush maker
8 Haines William, biscuit baker
10 Christmas Mrs Priscilla S, dining rooms
11 Caslake William, butcher
13 Hooke James, baker
14 Duff Alexander, straw plait warehouse
15 Walters Wm, pork butcher
16 Freeman Charles Henry, oilman
17 Schorch John, baker
18 Hooker John, cheesemonger
19 Robinson George Perks, chemist

... here Osborne Place intersects ...
 

Post Office Trade Directory, in 1841 from 1 to 20 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

 

1 Three Compasses, Benjamin Abley
2 Waring Henry, furniture broker
3 Walsh Thomas, boot & shoe maker
4 Knapp Richard, grocer & brewer
5 Burt Robert, boot & shoe maker
6 Lomas John, tobacconist
7 Nowell W H, brush maker & bristle mer
10 Christmas James, eating house
11 Caslake William, butcher
12 Hall Edward, glover
13 Hooker James, baker
14 Hastings Charles, boot & shoe maker
15 Rootest George, pork butcher
16 Freeman Charles Henry, oilman
17 Barber Robert, baker
18 Hooker John, cheesemonger
19 Robinson Jonathan, chemist

... Osborne Place ...

20 Bell, David Moggs
 

Pigots Trade Directory entries from 1839 between 1 & 20 Brick Lane

East Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

20 Bell, David Moggs
 

Search the London & Southern England Pub History site and Street directory by historical Pub name, surname or street address. The Pub history site is a major historical street directory which lists mainly Pubs and street name changes between about 1840 and 1940. The site is updated every day. Contact: Kevan with any updates and additions.
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All transcriptions and imagery is copyright, and excepting personal usage (which is fine); it is NOT available for commercial usage without explicit permission.
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