Created:  07 August 2012

South side (from the Barbican towards Lambhay Green and Castle Dyke Lane):

• 1 - Bethel Chapel for Seamen and Soldiers;

• 2 - NL;

• 3 - NL;

• 4 - Mary Shapcott, marine store dealer;

• 5 - NL;

• 6 - William Fortona, fishmonger;

• 7 - William Foster;

• 8 - John Stephens, boot maker;

• 9 - NL;

• 10 - Nicholas Harris, shopkeeper;

• 11 - NL;

• 12 - NL;

• 13 - Mrs Jane Mitchell;

• 14 - NL;

• 15 - W R Deacon, shopkeeper.

North side (from Lambhay Green and Castle Dyke Lane towards the Barbican):

• 16 - NL;

• 17 - Samuel Goodman, shopkeeper;

• 18 - NL;

• 19 - James Smith;

• 20 - The Sun Inn, Mary Hingston;

• 21 - Elias Smith;

• 22 - E Smith, shopkeeper;

• 23 - E Martin, shopkeeper.

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

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Source:

"The Three Towns' Directory for Plymouth, Devonport, and Stonehouse", E Thorne, Plymouth, 1873.