Updated:  14 September 2011

South side (from Chapel Street towards Catherine Street):

• 1 - NL;

• 2 - George Cook, clothes dealer;

• 3 - George Mountstephen, currier;

• 4 - NL;

• 5 - John Kelly, milk dealer;

• 6 - Mrs Catherine Hamott, lodging house;

• 7 - George Faulkner, tailor;

• 8 - Joseph Redaway, lodging house;

• 9 & 10 - Volunteer Drill Hall, Sergeant George Bollard, (resident) instructor;

• 11 - Richard Edwin Lyle, shop keeper;

• 12 - NL;

• 13 - Jonathan Walters, shop keeper;

• 14 - John Heard, shop keeper;

• 15 - Joseph Payn, lodging house;

• Here was Cross Street

• 16 - NL;

• 17 - NL;

• 18 - John Knowles, shop keeper;

• 19 - Mrs Elizabeth Cumbe, butcher;

• 20 - Lrs Eliza Knowles, marine store dealer;

• 21 - James Cardew, shop keeper;

• Here was Tavistock Street

• Cherry Garden Street Board School, Thomas Gould and Mrs Cramer, teachers;

• Here was Pond Lane

• John Mumford, cabinet maker;

• Thomas Pile, cabinet maker;

• Here was Catherine Street and Staffords Hill.

North side (from Catherine Street towards Chapel Street and Cherry Garden Ope):

• 29 - Wine Shades, Edward Griggs, victualler;

• 30 - Thomas Hooper, general smith;

• Here was Tavistock Street

• (31) - Robert Edward Couch, lamp dealer;

• (32) - Alexander Agar, coal merchant;

• (33) - Richard Rook, coal dealer;

• (34) - Charles Calvert, coal dealer;

• 35 - New Wine Vaults, William Crosman, victualler;

• Here was Granby Row

• Here was St Aubyn Street

• Here was Chapel Street

• 43 - Richard Frost, lodging house;

• 44 - Joseph Jenkins, lodging house;

• Mrs Jane Darton, chapel  keeper;

• Here was Cherry Garden Ope.

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

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Principal Source:

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