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Regent Street / Hyde park Corner, 1970 (MoC 6/89/70)

114 Regent Street

History of 114 Regent Street

1911

Louis William Bavey, 51, bread baker, b Cambridge

Ellen Jane, 45, assistant in business, b London

Frederick George, 19, electrical engineer, b Cambridge

Dorothy Isabel, 16, b Cambridge

Vera Mary Howard, 21, confectioner’s assistant, b Haddenham

[Louis Bavey was living at 39 (old numbering system) Regent Street in 1901. Possibly the same building)

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1913

Tyler and Son, bakers and confectioners

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1964

Milletts Stores Ltd, clothiers

 

 

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