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Broad Street (North Side)

History of Broad Street (North Side)

1842

As far of the sale of property following the bankruptcy of James Nutter, a ‘brick and slate house, in Broad Street, East Road, occupied by Mr Allen” was sold. Down Your Street, 1984, p.109, states that this house was no.33.

From east to west

1913

(27) Careless and sons, marine store dealers

(28) Charles Careless

(29) Mrs Mary Brown

Here is Flower Street

(30) Mrs E Cook, dealer in doctor’s bottles

Careless’s marine stores

(34) Edward R O’Hare, tailor

(35) Charles Dunn, baker

(36) William Hunt

(37) Philip Thurlborn, carter

(38) Mrs Newman

(39) William Sargent, police pensioner

(40) Jabez Apthorpe, painter; Mrs Apthorpe, college help

(42) Miss Rebecca Pratt

(43) George Newall, assistant parish clerk (Holy Trinity)

(44) George W Bradbury, cabinet maker

(45) Elijah Maskell, county court bailiff

(46) A Fowler, motor driver

(47) David B Wright, compositor

(48) Robert Thurlbourn, carman

(49) Ernest Barrett, plumber

(50) Joseph Pratt, coachman

(51) Alfred Dunn

Stables

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