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Location George Street ran south-westerly from the junction of Bedford Street and Frankfort Street towards Millbay Road. It no longer exists but it former importance is remembered in the naming of the modern New George Street. Principal buildings The principal buildings on the south-easterly side of George Street in 1890 were:
and on the north-westerly side:
Derry's Clock Tower was in the centre of George Street, at the junction with Lockyer Street and Bank of England Place. Principal businesses The principal businesses on the south-eastern side of George Street in 1890 were:
and on the north-western side (returning from Millbay Road):
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