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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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This section of Brick Lane was originally Tyssen Street and Turk Street - see Bethnal Green 1882 map

Post Office Trade Directory in 1915, from 213 to 305  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going southwards

... here is Boreham Street ...

213 Kahanovitch Davis, tailor
215 Cincinnati Lumber & Veneer Co Ltd
221 Isaacs Simon, boot maker
223 Morgan Mrs Susan, wardrobe dealer
225 Hizer Harry, tailor
227 Mutkin Solomon, chandlers shop
227 Hooper Walter Fras, chair maker
227 Slow Edward Samuel jun, chair maker
227, Slow Edward, chair maker
229 Winikkopsky Myer, confectioner
231 Scott Ephraim, piece broker
233 Smith Mrs Alice & Sons, leather sellers
235 Hemsworth Mrs Ada, laundry
241 Duke of York, Pizer Gold
243 Stoop Nathan, cabinet maker
245 Cooper Joseph,dairyman
247 Cohen Simon, wardrobe dealer
249 Phear John, looking glass frame maker
249 Bernstein David, french polisher
251 Crystal Abraham, hairdresser
253 Fisher Marks, cabinet maker
255 Landsman Lewis, wardrobe dealer
257 Kubble Joseph, underclothing maker
259a Curtis Chas, cabinet maker
261 Schuleberg Jacob, greengrocer
263 Brooks Thos, chimney Sweeper
265 Greenfield Simon, chandlers shop
267 Klein Elias, butcher
271 Broderick Alf Walter, beer retailer
275 Buddin John, chair maker
275 Wells George, cabinet maker
275 Longcroft Fredk, wood carver
275 Saunders Herbert Henry, dining table maker
275 Bass Harris, cabinet maker
275 Bailey Jack, cabinet maker
277 Gluckstein Morris, greengrocer
279 Clements Isaac, fried fish shop
281 Kasolofsky Nathan, hairdresser

... here is Virginia Road ...

285 Fisher Joseph, cabinet maker
287 Stevens Joseph, bedroom furniture maker
289 Hubbersgilt Woolf, cabinet maker
291 Wright Harry, cardboard box maker
293 Burns Wm & Co, piano stool maker
295 & 322 Nagler Mrs fanny & Co, cabinet makers
297 Cohen Bros, cabinet makers
299 Vincent & Schwalb, saw mills
301 Cohen Barnett, cabinet maker
303 Cart Abraham, cabinet maker
305 Smith Albert, upholsterer

 

Post Office Trade Directory in 1899, from 211 to 305  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going southwards

... here is Boreham Street ...

211 Slow Edward, beer retailer
213 Jones Charles, boot maker
217 Tweed William, wood dealer
221 Ricketts Harry, news vendor
223 Hollis Miss Eliza, wardrobe dealer
225 Green Mrs Elizabeth, chandlers shop
227 Turner Mrs Sarah, wardrobe dealer
227a Buck Thos, looking glass maker
227a Slow Edward, chair maker
229 Norman & Taverner, cabinet maker
231 Seabrook Miss Eliza, ladies outfitter
233 Callcut George, bookbinders leather seller
235 Brinkworth Joseph William, cabinet carver
241 Duke of York, Wm Henderson
245 Bishop Mrs Mary Ann, confectioner
249 Phear Fredk A, looking glass frame maker
251 Phillips William, hairdresser
253 Lee Charles, cheesemonger
255 Webber George, fried fish shop
257 Allen Mrs Emma, ironplate maker
259 Smith Thomas, cabinet maker
261 Walsby Joseph, tripe dresser
263 Brooks Thos, chimney sweeper
265 Payne George, wardrobe dealer
267 Ball Thomas, butcher
269 Hinderer Philip, baker
271 Broderick Alf Walter, beer retailer
273 Crow George, grindery dealer
275 Wilson Harry, cabinet maker
275 Orange Thomas John, cabinet maker
275 Higgins John, boot maker
275 Marshall William Hy, writing table maker
279 Long Henry, eating house
281 Smith Louis, leather seller
283 Ritz Nathan, boot maker

... here is Virginia Road ...

285 Nichols James, chair maker
287 Stevens Joseph, furniture maker
289 Barwick Fredk, cabinet maker
291 Wright Harry, furniture dealer
293 Burns Wm & Co, cabinet turners
295 Rosenberg Ephraim, cabinet maker
297 Britten Robert, boot manufacturer
299 Levy Julius, cabinet maker
301 Klein Morris, upholsterer
303 Coffin Frederick, cabinet maker

 

Post Office Trade Directory in 1895, from 213 to 305  Brick Lane

West Side of Brick Lane, going southwards

... here is Boreham Street ...

211 Cox Wm Thomas, beer retailer
217 Twed William, wood dealer
221 Barth Ernest Jacob, news vendor
223 Hollis Miss Eliza, wardrobe dealer
225 Brinkwork Joseph, wood carver
227 Turner Mrs Sarah, wardrobe dealer
227a Russell Edward, looking glass maker
229 Norman & Taverner, cabinet maker
231 Seabrook Miss Eliza, ladies outfitter
233 Calicut George, bookbinders leather seller
235 Slow Edward, chair & sofa maker
241 Duke of York, Mrs Ann Robinson
245 Bishop Mrs Mary Ann, confectioner
249 Phear Fredk A, looking glass frame maker
251 Phillips William, hairdresser
253 Mace James, cabinet maker
255 Brown George, fried fish dealer
257 Allen Mrs Emma, ironplate maker
259 Smith Thomas, cabinet maker
261 Walsby Joseph, tripe dresser
267 Ball Thomas, butcher
271 Lodge John, beer retailer
275 Taylor & Sandovitch, chair maker
275 Orange Thomas, cabinet maker
275 Knowles & Marshall, writing table makers
275 Barker Richard, cabinet maker
275 Salton Charles, cabinet maker
277 Crow George, grindery dealer
279 Long William, eating house
283 Stevens Andrew, boot maker

... here is Virginia Road ...

285 Nichols James, chair maker
287 Stevens Joseph, furniture maker
289 Barwick Fredk, cabinet maker
291 Wright Mrs Emma, furniture dealer
293 Burns Wm & Co, cabinet turners
295 Rosenberg Ephraim, cabinet maker
297 Britten Robert, boot manufacturer
299 Coles Hy Matthew, fret cutter
301 Klein Morris, upholsterer
303 Coffin Frederick, cabinet maker
 

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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