Updated:  16 September 2011

East side (from New Passage Hill towards Fore Street):

• 1 - Artillery Arms, Richard Wise, victualler;

• 2 - William Truscott, ironmonger;

• 3 - Misses S & A King, underclothing dealers;

• 4 - William H Burt, watch maker;

• 5 - James Damerell, butcher;

• 6 - Richard W Pitcher, house decorator;

• 7 - George Thorn, baker;

• 8 - NL;

• 9 - Mrs E Manning, toy dealer;

• 10 - John Hodge, grocer;

• 11 - Thomas W Earl, house decorator;

• 12 - Mrs E B Williams, shop keeper;

• 13 - Henry R Ovenden, watch maker, and Daniel Dyer, cutler;

• 14 - Mrs Mary Butford, watch maker;

• 15 - John Godfrey, greengrocer;

• 16 - Frederick A Screech, undertaker, and Thomas Martin, lodgings;

• 17 - Turk, Ailwood & Company, tailors, with Mr Arthur Turk in residence;

• 18 - William George Casey, beer house;

• Here was Granby Row;

• 19 - Thomas Squire, tailor;

• 20 - NL;

• 21 - Fredman & Sons, house furnishers (Mr Myer Fredman), with Jacob Fredman in residence;

• 22 - William Allen, boot maker;

• 23 - Hoefler & Company, watch makers, with Severin Hoefler and Ruper Hoefler in residence;

• 24 - Mrs E Weeks, butcher;

• 25 - Plymouth Dairy Company Ltd, dairy;

• Here was Granby Street;

• 26 - Harry Jarvis, watch maker;

• 27 - W Bosworthick, dining rooms, and Waycott & Sons, tailors;

• Here was Princes Street.

West side (from Fore Street towards New Passage Hill

• 8* - W Bosworthick, baker;

• 26* -Falstaff Inn, Sampson Dawe, victualler;

• 27* - Barnett Cohen, furniture broker;

• 28 - Tuckett & Sons, confectioners, with John Dobell Tuckett in residence;

• 29 - Thomas Mitchell, glass and china dealer;

• 30 - Mrs E Oldfield, midwife;

• 31 - John Moore, butcher;

• 32 - Joshua Daniel Kinsman, builder and undertaker;

• 33 - NL;

• 34 - Parker & Company, grocers;

• Here was Granby Row;

• 35 - Gould & Son, ironmongers, with John Gould in residence;

• 35A - Union Mill Society, bakers, with George E Palmer, manager, in residence;

• 36 - Revenue Inn, Thomas J Barry, victualler;

• 37 - Henry Behennah, tailor;

• 38 - Johnson J Catford, hairdresser;

• 39 - Robert George Jenkins, builder (business premises);

• 40 - Samuel Henry Pearce, newsagent;

• 41 - NL;

• 42 - NL;

• 43 - Harry Amor, boot manufacturer;

• 44 - Fredman & Son, furniture dealers (Mr Levin Fredman);

• 45 - Robert George Jenkins, builder (residence);

• 46 - C H Haskett, provision merchant;

• 47 - John Morcambe/Morcombe White, chemist;

• 48 - William Rice, shop keeper;

• 49 - Parsons & Oliver, seed merchants, with John Oliver in residence;

• Here was Marlborough Road.

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

* Sequence of numbering as per original source.

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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.