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Search the London & Southern England Pub History site and Street directory by historical Pub name, surname or street address, i.e. use the search box below. The Pub history site is a major historical street directory which lists mainly Pubs, beer retailers, taverns and hotels; and street name changes between about 1840 and 1940. All transcriptions and imagery is copyright, and excepting personal usage (which is fine); is NOT available for commercial usage without explicit permission. Many of the Pubs are still open, as I do not differentiate between dead and open Pubs. The site is updated every day, mainly during pub opening hours. Please contact: Kevan with any updates and additional details to the site/s. Thanks.
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Post Office Trade Directory in 1915, from 1 to 39  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

1,3 & 5 Glanfield G & Son, wholesale clothiers

... here is Thrawl Street ...

13 Frying Pan, John James Newson
15 Pinkas Osias, chandlers shop
17 Levy Michael, hosier
19 Smith James, common lodging house
19a Flower Samuel, dining rooms
21 Levy Mrs Deborak, milliner
23 Ginsburg Samuel & Co, printers
25 Hamberger Solomon, chandlers shop

... here is Flower & Dean Street ...

29 Dekovnick Hyman & Son, hairdressers
35 Isaacs Jacob, greengrocer
35 Commercial Hat & Cap Co
37 Abbott Frederick, confectioner
39 Three Cranes, Louis Calchman

... here is Fashion Street ...
 

Post Office Trade Directory in 1899, from 1 to 39  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

... here is Wentworth Street ...

1,3 & 5 Taylor Bros Ltd, chocolate ma
9 Catling Wm Hy, coffee rooms

... here is Thrawl Street ...

13 Frying Pan, Mrs Lucy Farrow
15 Schwarz Simon, who provision merchant
17 Ricardo Samuel, draper
19 Lipman Abraham, lemonade maker

... here are Alexandra Chambers ...

21 Goluboski Solomon, furniture dealer
23 Ginsberg Samuel & Co, printers
25 & 47 Simons Isaac, chandlers shop

... here is Flower & Dean Street ...

29 Decovknick Hyman, hairdresser
31 Harris Samuel, butcher
33 Viney John, marine store dealer
35 & 37 Noakes & Sons, cock founders
39 Three Cranes, Robt Reuben Moss

... here is Fashion Street ...
 

Post Office Trade Directory in 1895, from 1 to 39  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going northwards

... here is Wentworth Street ...

1,3 & 5 Taylor Bros Ltd, chocolate maker
9 Catling Wm Hy, coffee rooms

... here is Thrawl Street ...

13 Frying Pan, Robert McKirdy
15 Schwarz Simon, dairy
17 Ricardo Mrs Leah, draper
19a Lipman Mrs Annie, confectioner

... here are Alexandra Chambers ...

21 Goluboski Solomon, furniture dealer

... here is Flower & Dean Street ...

29 Davis John, hairdresser
31 Whitwell Joseph, butcher
33 Viney John, marine store dealer
35 Isaacs Jacob, greengrocer
35 & 37 Noakes & Sons, cock founders
39 Three Cranes, John Cann

... here is Fashion Street ...
 

Post Office Trade Directory in 1882, from 194 to 211  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going southwards

... here is Fashion Street ...

194 Three Cranes, John Cann
195 & 196 Noakes & Sons, cock founders
197 Viney John, rag dealer
198 Coombe John, butcher

... here is Flower Street & Dean Street ...

201 Smart George, tripe dresser
202 Daniels Henry, fishmonger
203 Windmill Miss Ellen, chandlers shop
207 Frying Pan, William Farrow

... here is Thrawl Street ...

209 Slope Benjamin, coffee rooms
211 to 213 Taylor Bros, chocolate maker

... here is Wentworth Street ...

 

Post Office Trade Directory in 1856, from 194 to 213  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going southwards

... here Fashion Street intersects ....

194 Three Cranes, Samuel Holdsworth
195 Frost, Noakes & Vincent, brass founders
196 Hewitt John, grocer
197 Edwards George, butcher
197 Copsey John, butcher
198 Blackmur James, cheesemonger
199 Stitfold Thomas, hairdresser
200 Tharp James Bowman, pawnbroker

... here Flower & Dean Street intersects

201 Platt John, tripe dresser
202 Osborn Mrs Mary Ann, cap maker
203 Meeres Mrs Cecilia, chandlers shop
204 Baucher Mrs Ann, corn chandler
205 Levy Lewis, cloth cap maker
206 Marks John, printer

... here Thrawl Street intersects ...

208 Cooper George, printer
208 Reynolds Thos, inspector of weights
208 Hill Chas Hamor, district surveyor
209 Cooper James, coffee rooms
210 Taylor John, baker
211 Taylor Bros, chocolate & mustard maker
212 Richmond Joseph, grocer
213 Founders Arms, Hy Squires Green

... here Wentworth Street intersects ...

 

Post Office Trade Directory in 1851, from 194 to 213  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going southwards

... here Fashion Street intersects ....

194 Three Cranes, Thomas Iles
195 Frost, Noakes & Vincent, brass founders
196 Midwinter Miss Mary, grocer
197 Edwards George, brush maker
199 Mercer Jeremiah, undertaker
200 Somes Francis, pawnbroker

... here Flower & Dean Street intersects

201 Melson Mrs Eliza, tripe dresser
204 Baucher Mrs Ann, corn chandler
206 Powell John, printer
207 Frying Pan, William Coe

... here Thrawl Street intersects ...

208 Cooper George, printer
208 Reynolds T, inspector of weights
208 Hill Chas Hamor, district surveyor
209 Cooper James, coffee rooms
210 Taylor John, baker
211 Taylor Bros, chocolate & mustard maker
213 Founders Arms, James Barnard

... here Wentworth Street intersects ...

Post Office Trade Directory in 1841, from 195 to 213  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going southwards

 

... Fashion Street ....

195 Frost & Amor, brass founders
196 Midwinter Thos, grocer & tea dealer
197 Edwards George, brush maker
198 Binden Henry, cheesemonger
200 Somes Francis, pawnbroker

... Flower & Dean Street ...

202 Burton Ale House, Alfred Jones
204 Baucher Jas Robert, corn chandler
205 Tyler James, comb maker
206 Michael Hawthorn, tailor
207 Frying Pan, C Vandersteen senr
208 Reynolds T, inspector of weights etc

... here Thrawl Street intersects ...

210 Baldock Daniel, baker
211 Taylor Bros, chocolate & mustard maker
213 Founders Arms, John Allen

... Wentworth Street ...

 

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.
The historical trade directory and census listing of all of London, Essex, Kent, Suffolk, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Sussex, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire Oxfordshire, and Dorset. If you are searching for a historical address, try the census and street directory database. This is a Victorian view on the streets of london and the south of England.

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