Updated:  16 September 2011

South side (from Tamar Avenue towards Moor View):

• 1 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 3 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 5 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 7 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 9 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 11 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 13 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• Here was Warleigh Avenue

• 15 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 17 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 19 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 21 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 23 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 25 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 27 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• Here was Beatrice Avenue

• 29 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 31 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 33 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 35 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 37 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 39 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 41 - Montague Clark, boot and shoe repairs;

• Here was Barton Avenue

• 43 - G Kenshole, ladies' hairdresser;

• 45 - NL;

• 47 - Henry Cune;

• 49 - Kenneth Crosby;

• 51 - Mrs Bruce;

• 53 - Herbert Woodward;

• 55 - E J Bean, electrical goods dealer;

• Here was Townshend Avenue

• 57 - A W Ware, ironmonger;

• 59 - Sidney James Hutchings;

• 61 - Charles May;

• 63 - Miss Shears;

• 65 - Surgery of Doctor John Blewitt Stauffer MRCS, LRCP, physician and surgeon;

• 67 - T B Harvey Ltd, chemists, with Mrs J Jenkins living over;

• Here was Cotehele Avenue

• 69 - G V Williamson Ltd, provision merchants;

• 71 - Fredericl Mayne;

• 73 - Henry Pattle;

• 75 - John W Richards;

• 77 - M Colmer;

• 79 - Maunder Eric Rundle, shopkeeper;

• Here was Maristow Avenue

• 81 - William J J Clemow, gents' hairdresser;

• 83 - Frederick George Cundy;

• 85 - Basil D Williams;

• 87 - Ernest Miners and Harold Peters;

• 89 - Robert McKee;

• 91 - William Sanders;

• 93 - NL.

North side (from Tamar Avenue towards Moor View):

• 2 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 4 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 6 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 8 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 10 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 12 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• Here was Warleigh Avenue

• 14 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 16 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 18 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 20 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 22 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 24 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 26 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• Here was Beatrice Avenue

• 28 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 30 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 32 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 34 - Destroyed during Second World War;

• 36 - Jack Thompson;

• 38 - Charles E Drew;

• 40 - R C & J Stephens, newsagents;

• Here was Barton Avenue

• 42-44 - Keyham Barton Conservative Club, Percy Sleeman, secretary, and Mrs R Collier, stewardess;

• 46 - NL;

• 48 - Mrs Sarah Coombes, shopkeeper;

• 50 - James and Cox, dairy;

• 52 - Arthur Sparkes, shopkeeper;

• 54 - J E McClewer, shopkeeper;

• Here was Townshend Avenue

• 56 - Plymouth Co-operative Society Ltd, grocers;

• 58 - Alfred Charles Mayer;

• 60 - Frederick Thomas Reardon;

• 62 - Harry Lancaster;

• 64 - George L Parry;

• 66 - Plymouth Co-operative Society Ltd, butchery, with Stanley Edwards living over;

• Here was Cotehele Avenue

• 68 - Keyham Barton Post Office: Henry Thomas Whitbread, sub-post master and stationer; and Frederick Hornblow, watch repairs, with Mr Thomas Evans living over;

• 70 - Stanley Charles Brown;

• 72 - Mrs Bargewell;

• 74 - Frederick Wellington;

• 76 - Albert Moss;

• 78 - Miss L Moist, draper, with Mr Cecil Wallis living over;

• Here was Maristow Avenue

• 80 - Eastman's Ltd, butchers, with Mr Albert Edward Vosper living over;

• 82 - Kenneth Cory;

• 84 - Mrs Slee;

• 86 - Charles V Howell;

• 88 - John Henry Borbon;

• 90 - Mrs O Edwards;

• 92 - NL.

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.  They may have suffered damage during the Second World War.

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Principal Source:

"Kelly's Post Office Directory of Plymouth and District 1951", Kelly's Directories Ltd, London, 1951.