Updated:  25 September 2011

South side (from Raglan Barracks to the Royal Dockyard):

• 1A, 1B - Charles Litchfield, garage proprietor;

• 1 - Harry J Frost, London and South Western Tavern;

• Methodist Central Hall;

• 2 - Welcome Sailors' and Soldiers' Home, the Reverend A G Kick MC, superintendent; also Soldiers', Sailors' and Airmen's Families Association, Major W S G Bishop, DSC, honorary secretary;

• 3 - W H Lamb FAI, auctioneer and house, land and estate agent; also Miss Annie Best, dentist;

• 4 - Devon Libraries, circulating library;

• 5 - Devonport Railway Hotel, S R Evans, manager;

• 6 - G Widger & Sons Ltd, oil and colour merchants;

• 7 - Columbia Club, J O Driscoll, honorary secretary;

• 8 - Tivoli Picture House, Harry Harcourt, manager;

• 9 - Salmon's, newsagent; and Mrs Blight;

• 10 - City of Plymouth Gas Department's showrooms; and John Ainsworth, City Treasurer;

• Here was Chapel Street

• 11 - Devonport Post Office; and Customs & Excise Office, J H Payne, surveyor;

• 12 - Reindeer Cycle Company; and the Misses Williams;

• 13 - Plymouth Co-operative Society Ltd, laundry receiving office;

• 14 - Boots the Chemists;

• Here was Saint Aubyn Street

• 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 - Plymouth Co-operative Society Ltd; with Mrs Bent at number 20;

• 21 - The London Silversmiths Company; and Madame Gertrude, ladies' hairdresser;

• 22, 23 - Underwood and Company Ltd, tea dealers; and Edward Joseph Lavelle, dentist;

• Here was Lambert Street

• 24 - National Provincial Bank Ltd, B J H Ayre, manager;

• 25 - Thomas' Hotel, Ellery and Company Ltd;

• 26 - J Sears & Company (TrueForm Boot Company) Ltd, boot and shoe dealers;

• 27 - Morris & Son, radio dealers; with Mr Ronald Edmund S Morris;

• 28 - A Richards & Sons Ltd, boot makers;

• 29 - Curry's Cycles Company Ltd, cycle dealers;

• 30, 31 - Lloyd's Bank Ltd, E E Nicholls, manager; with Mr Ernest Edgar Nicholls living over 31;

• 32 - Snell & Company, tobacconists;

• 33 - Maypole Dairy Company Ltd, provision dealers;

• 33A - Burt, Rees and Company, warehousemen;

• 34, 35, 36, 37 - James Clifford Tozer, house furnisher;

• Here was Tavistock Street

• 38 - Prince George Public House, Cecil Frost;

• 39 - Wood &Tozer, printers;

• 40, 41 - F W Woolworth & Company Ltd, fancy bazaar;

• 42 - Stead & Simpson Ltd, boot makers;

• 43 - Stumbles & Son, naval outfitters;

• 44 - Pote & Sons Ltd, tailors;

• 45 - Ley Harte, tobacconist;

• 46 - South-Western Libraries, circulating library;

• 47 - Mrs Lily Tortoishell, dining rooms;

• 48 - William H Lamery, greengrocers; with Mrs Minns;

• 49 - NL

• 50 - Saccone & Speed Ltd, wine, spirit and tobacco merchants; and the Spanish Vice-Consulate, Mr E G Hathaway, vice-consul

• 51 - NL

• 52 - NL

• 53 - NL

• 54 - NL

• 55 - NL

• Here was Catherine Street

• 56, 57, 58, 59 - Royal Sailors' Rest and Institute;

• Here were the Royal Dockyard and Queen Street

North side (from the Royal Dockyard towards Granby Barracks):

• 62 - Miss Florence Waller, confectioner;

• 63, 64, 65 - David Sale Ltd, wholesale ironmongers and builders' merchants;

• 66, 67 - Sydney John Lane, dining rooms;

• 68 - NL

• 69 - NL

• 70 - NL

• 71 - New London Inn, Joseph Pattison;

• 72 - NL

• 73 - Barclay's Bank Ltd, Francis James Pike, manager;

• Here was King Street

• 74 - Devonport Wine & Spirit Vaults Public House, J A Fettis;

• 75 - NL

• 76 - Charles Towlson, newsgent;

• Royal Hotel, Harrison's West of England Hotels Ltd, proprietors;

• W Coomb, ironmonger;

• Hiorns & Miller, printers;

• Rogers & Jewell, hairdressers;

• 79 - Devonport Conservative and Unionist Club, A E Griffiths, secretary;

• 80 - NL

• 81 - L Wilson, fried fish dealer;

• 82 - Mrs Jean Hamilton, pastry cook;

• 83 - J Hepworth & Son Ltd, clothiers;

• Here was Marlborough Street

• 84, 85, 86 - James Clifford Tozer, draper and house furnisher;

• 87 - G Coombes, optician;

• 88 - Two Trees Inn, George Albert Ryman;

• 89 - G C Bateman FBOA, optician;

• 90 - Western Morning News, Western Evening Herald, Western Weekly News, Naval & Military Record, Sports Post & Football Herald, branch office; with Mr Archibald Killin;

• 91 - Golden Lion Public House, Alan Mackenzie Bowden Fox;

• 92 - Harry Williams, hairdresser;

• 93 - Timothy Whites & Taylors Ltd, chemists;

• 94 - Lipton Ltd, provision  merchants;

• 95 - Pethick's Vaults Public House, Leonard James;

• Here was Lambert Street

• 96 - Montague Burton Ltd, tailors;

• 97 - Home & Colonial Stores Ltd, grocers;

• 98 - Ellis Goldman, naval outfitter;

• 99 - Midland Bank Ltd, G Digges, manager;

• 100, 101, 102 - Marks & Spencer Ltd, domestic bazaar;

• 103 - Owen & Sons Ltd, bakers;

• 104 - Millbay Laundry, Cleaning & Dyeing Company Ltd, receiving office;

• 105 - Life Boat Tavern, Stanley R Bayliss;

• Here was Saint Aubyn Ope

• 106A - The Hippo Radiogram Company, wireless engineers;

• 106 - Salmon & Gluckstein Ltd, tobacconists;

• 107 - NL

• 108 - Johnson Brothers, dyers; with William Owen Sims LDS, dental surgeon;

• 109 - David Greig Ltd, provision merchants;

• 110 - Singer Sewing Machine Company Ltd; with Mr Frank William Webb;

• 111 - NL

• 112 - NL

• 113 - Snell & Company, tobacconists; with Foster's, hairdressers;

• 114, 115 - Charles Frderick Hocking, pianoforte dealer;

• 116 - Military Arms Public House, B M Lawes;

• Here was High Street

• Electric Theatre, The Electric Theatre (Devonport) Ltd, lessees;

• Electric Theatre Buildings:

• 117 - F Richardson, confectioner; and Albert Pengelly Ltd, tobacconists;

• (118) - Harding & Sons Ltd, cooked meat dealers;

• 119 - Norman Campbell, confectioner.

NL = Addresses not listed.  These were usually let on short-term tenancies and therefore not listed in street directories but in this case may simply have been unoccupied.

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Source:

"Kelly's Post Office Directory of Plymouth and District 1935-36", Kelly's Directories Ltd, London, 1935.