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AND STREETS IN OLD PLYMOUTH - A-Z INDEX
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COBOURG STREET
OCCUPANTS OF COBOURG STREET IN 1953
South Side (from Saltash Street towards York Street):
- 01 - NL;
- 02 - NL;
- 03 - NL;
- 04 - Millbay Laundry, Cleaning and Dyeing Company Limited receiving office;
also V H Bullivant and William E Hillier;
- 05 - W and T Avery, weighing machine makers;
- 06 - John Taylor and Sons (Plymouth) Limited,
leather and machine belt merchants; also William Miller Marsden and Mrs
L E Gordon;
Here was Milton Street
- 07 - R K Hart trading as A J Harvey, pork
butchers;
The gap occupied by the bus stop for the 35, 43, and 44
services was formerly Milton Street.
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- 08 -
W F Jary and Son, boot repairers; Mr A L Babcock, trading as Systemax,
office equipment dealers; and Messrs Henry Vincent Limited, clothiers;
- 08½ and 09½ - J Sanger and Son Limited,
wholesale electrical goods merchants;
- 10 - S Knowles trading as Motorparts, motor
car accessories dealer;
- 11 - Le Brasseur Surgical Manufacturing
Company Limited, ladies' department; also Clifford J Cook;
- 12 - H Rose trading as Plymouth Pet Stores;
- 13 - NL;
- 14 - H A Hutchins and Sons, dairymen;
Here was Richmond Street
- 15 - William B Carveth, butcher; also Henry
James Hill;
- 16 - Mrs Sanders; also James P Allen;
- 17 - Peter W Evans; also Harry Roberts;
also Mrs M J Barrett;
- 18 - Baker Brothers, builders; also George
Baker;
- 19 - NL;
- 20 - Mrs E B Bickham;
- 21 - Mrs N Mumford, general stores, and
Horswell Estates, auctioneers, estate agents and valuers,
properties managed, insurances effected and mortgages arranged.
Telephone number Plymouth 61727;
- 22 - William Leslie Marshall;
- 23 - Mrs F E Wolny, guest house;
- 24 - John H Symons, shoe repairer; also
John E Symons;
- 25 - F G March trading as J H March,
builder;
- 26 - Mrs L Forsyth;
- 27 - H and B Credit Traders, credit
drapers;
- 28 - James Frederick Whittingham;
- 29 - NL;
- 30 - Harry Mitchell; also Mrs M Puleston;
also Frank Charles Teague;;
- 31 - Collectors Exchange Limited, stamp
dealers; also John Henry Bunt
- 32 - Derelict;
- 33 - Derelict;
- 34 - Derelict;
- 35 - Derelict;
- 36 - G P Skinner (Blinds) Limited, blind
manufacturers;
- 37 - Mrs A S Phipps and Mrs N C Woodmancy
trading as Lavinia, ladies' outfitters;
- 38 - Hallett and Whitton Limited, builders'
merchants;
- 39 - NL;
- 40 - James Peters;
- 41 - Frederick Horswill;
- 42 - Thomas Arthur Shreeve;
- 43 - George Henry Jenkin;
- 44 - NL;
- 45 - NL;
Here was York Street
The junction of York Street (left) with
Cobourg Street in 1960.
The Newtown Hotel was the last building in York Street.
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Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery.
- 46 - Frank Edward Friend, Post Office and stationer;
Here was Gloucester Lane
- 47 - Baby Imperial Restaurant;
- 48 - S Potter, ladies' hairdresser;
- 49 - George Pill and Partners., radio
dealers;
- 50 - Harold George Tozer, dairyman;
- 51 - Mrs Q A Eddy, confectioner, and
Arthur Edwards, boot repairer; also Ernest R Hawkins;
- 52 - Sydney Collecott, fruiterer;
- 53 - William A Culliford, cooked meat
retailer;
- 54 - Alfred Ernest Pinwell, newsagent;
- 55 - Condy U'ren and Son, chemists;
- 56 - T Doidge and Sons, butchers;
- 57 - S Stephens Limited, bakers;
Here was Boon's Place
Here was North Road (West)
North side (from North Road (East)
towards Pound Street:
Here was North Road (East)
BELLE VUE PLACE
- 03 - Coster's Limited, outfitters;
- 04 - NL;
- 05 - NL;
- 06 -
Plymouth Register Office;
- 07 -
Plymouth Register Office;
- 08 - Mrs G E Bishop;
- 09/11 - Prudential Assurance Company Limited, M
C Avery, J H R Burrows, W J Clark and B E Holley, district managers.
Here was Albany Place
- 71 - Miss
Hilda M Haddon, house furnishers;
- 72 - George Crosswood Valentine
Richards, tailor;
- 73 - Sweet, Sons and Davey,
monumental masons;
- 74 - Coster's Limited,. outfitters;
Here was John Lane
- 75 - Reed's (Plymouth) Limited,
motor engineers and Ford car distributors;
- 76 - Reed's (Plymouth) Limited,
motor engineers and Ford car distributors; also Caprera
Social Club;
- 77 - Boolds, drapers; also Mrs M J
Hancock;
- 78 - Mrs E Reese trading as Anne
Tudor, milliner; also Miss D Taylor trading as
Dorothea, ladies' hairdresser, and LAPT International
Association for the Promotion and Protection of Trade Limited;
- 79 - H C Mudge and Sons, Builders
(Plymouth) Limited; also Mrs J R Carliong-Howse.
Messrs Reed's Garage, and numbers 77 (Tudor
frontage), 78, 79 and 80
Cobourg Street.
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- 80 - Joseph Phillips;
- 81 - NL;
- 82 - NL;
- 83 - NL;
- 84 - David Henry Walters;
- 85 - William Arthur Pepper;
- 86 - Thomas Reginald Virgin;
- 87 - Ernest Furneaux;
- 88 - Harry Storey; also Russell
Phillips;
- 89 - Mrs F M Smale; also Harold
Leslie Wadey;
- 90 - The Times General Supply
Company (Plymouth) Limited, loans from £5 to £50; also
Ronald S Cook;
- 91 - NL;
- 92 - Albert Edward Stringer;
- 93 - Mrs E Cornelius;
- 94 - Mr
Robert C H Norgate MB ChB BAO, physician and surgeon, and a Mrs Saunders;
- --- - Education Offices and
Youth Employment Bureau, Mr J E Clark, youth
employment officer.
Here was James Street
- Public Secondary School for
Boys, Mr A C Williams MSc PhD, headmaster, and
Public Secondary School for Girls, Miss R Shaw BA,
headmistress.
Here was Rowe Street and Pound Street.
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