Eastern side (from Whimple Street towards Notte Street):

• Victoria Chambers - Government School of Art, Godfrey H Evans, master;

• 1 - Elias Keys, dentist, and William Jeffrey, watch maker;

• 2 - William MacKenzie, publisher, and the Kendall Gunpowder Company, Peter Stanbury, agent;

• 3 - John Carkeet, consulting engineer, and the Girls' Friendly Society;

• 4 - Nathaniel Edmonds, baker;

• 5 - Abbey Hotel, Mrs Mary Hain, victualler;

• Here was Higher Lane

• 6 & 7 - John Kittle, fish dealer;

• 8 & 9 - William John Barrett, butcher;

• Here was Middle Lane

• William R Nicholls, rag merchant;

• Here was Palace Street

• 11 - Swan Inn, William Carnell, victualler;

• 12 - NL;

• 13 - NL;

• 14 - NL;

• 15 - NL;

• 16 - John Smale, provision dealer;

• 17 - William Lavers, furniture broker;

• 18 - John Rogers, naturalist;

• 19 - George Spicer, fish dealer;

• 20 - NL;

• 21 - NL;

• 22 - George Rowe, fruiterer;

• Here was Notte Street

 

 

Western side (from Notte Street towards Abbey Place and Saint Andrew's Church):

• 27 - Mrs Mary Haydon, grocer;

• 28 - Thomas Williams, fish dealer;

• 29 - Horace Radcliffe, fruiterer;

• Here was Lockyer's Court

• 31 - Mrs Elizabeth Gibbs, lodging house;

• 32 - NL;

• 33 - Charles Rooks, greengrocer;

• 28* - The Cellars, Henry Hines Bustin, victualler;

• 35 - William Henry Beacham, boot and shoe maker;

• 36 - Joseph Jackson, watch maker;

• 37 & 38 - John Bennett, general dealer;

• 39 - NL;

• 40 - Richard Sutton, milk dealer;

• 41 - Joseph Skelton, tailor;

ABBEY PLACE

• 1 - George Woods, grocer;

• 2 - John Thomas L Legassick, leather merchant;

• 3 - Henry Row, plumber;

• 4 - William Henry Tickle, printer

• Here was Saint Andrew's Church.

NL = Addresses not listed.  These were usually let on short-term tenancies and therefore not listed in street directories.

Source - "Plymouth 1890: History and Directory", originally published by Messrs William White Ltd, Hindsight Publications, King's Lynn, Norfolk, 1989.