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Location Union Street, East Stonehouse, was a continuation of Edgcumbe Street from its junction with Brownlow Street to the boundary with Plymouth at the junction of Manor Street/Phoenix Street, after which it became Union Street, Plymouth, as far as Bank of England Place. Principal buildings The principal buildings on the north side of Union Street, East Stonehouse, in 1890 were:
and on the south side:
Principal businesses The principal businesses on the north side in 1890 were:
and on the south side (returning from the Borough boundary at Manor Street):
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