Updated:  15 September 2011

North side (from Ebrington Street and Green Street towards Gascoyne Street):

• 1 - Symons & Company, wine and spirit merchants, with Thomas Knuckey living on the premises;

• 2 - Samuel Stevens, grocer;

• 3 - John Cullum, beer house;

• 4 - Mrs Mary Hodge;

• Here was Ham Lane

• 5 - NL;

• 6 - Edward Cecil Knox, master mariner;

• 7 - James Widder, grocer, and Charles Mitchell, paper-hanger;

• 8 - Miss Catherine Heale;

• 9 - Mrs Maria Spencer, fruiterer;

• 10 - William Brooks, rag and bone merchant;

• 11 - Trafalgar Inn, Frederick Rogers, victualler;

• Here was Trafalgar Street

• Here was North Street

• 12 - NL;

• 13 - NL;

• 14 - NL;

• 15 - NL;

• 16 - Reuben Cole, printer;

• 17 - Herbert Loraine;

• Here was Gascoyne Street.

South side (from Gascoyne Street towards Ebrington Street and Green Street):

• Ham Street/New Wesley Chapel, Samuel Mountjoy, Chapel-keeper;

• Here was North Street

• 21 - Alfred John Kerswell and Herbert Kerswell, custom's officers;

• 22 - Henry Greenway MRCS, surgeon;

• -- - Solomon Stephens, baker and confectioner;

• -- - Henry Albert Penny, grocer;

• -- - Frederick A Kingsbeer, ironmonger;

• -- - Samuel Roberts, builder;

• Here was Hill Street

• 25 - George Cruis;

• 26 - George Robert Robins, assistant;

• 27 - Mrs Susannah Netherton;

• Here was Green Street

• Here was Ebrington Street

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.