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PLYMOUTH ROADS AND STREETS
Location
Marlborough Street in Devonport ran
southwards from the top of New Passage Hill to Princes Street (incorrectly called Princess
Street on the above map). The continuation road shown on maps between Princes Street
and Fore Street was actually a part of
Tavistock Street.
Principal buildings
The principal buildings on the east side
of Marlborough Street in 1890 were:
and on the west side:
Principal businesses
The principal businesses on the east side
in 1890 were:
William Truscot, ironmonger; William H
Burt, watchmaker; James Damerell, butcher; George Thorn, baker; Mr W Bosworthick, baker
& confectioner; Mrs E Manning, toy dealer; John Godfrey, greengrocer; Turk Ailwood
& Company, tailors; Fredman & Sons, house furnishers; Hoefler & Company,
watchmakers; Plymouth Dairy Company; Mr W Bosworthick, dining rooms; Waycott & Sons,
tailors.
and on the west side (returning from
Princes Street):
Barnett Cohen, furniture broker; Tucket
& Sons, confectioners; Thomas Mitchell, glass and china dealer; Parker & Company,
grocers; Gould & Son, ironmongers; Union Mill Society, bakers; Johnson J Catford,
hairdresser; Samuel Pearce, newsagent; Harry Amor, boot manufacturer; C H Hasket,
provision merchant; John White, chemist; Parsons & Oliver, seed merchants.
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