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hi all...could i have a look up to see what numbers 7 to 9 tower st were doing please...its still a fine looking building although boarded up...ps i think thats the correct number although it may have been 9 to 11
hi lyn, checked the 1921 kellys and the numbers dont start till no. 15 but previous to that there is st. nicolas vicarage - rev william claude ellison, vicar of st. nicolas. so perhaps that what it was
thanks chris...im sure the numbers were lower than 15 and numbers do change but i can double check that...but looking at the building it may well have been a vicarage...must do some more work on this one...
Lyn In 1936 it is just the vicarage listed there, with no number. In 1956 no 3 is the rectory, and after that is Universal Jig & Gauge Co. Ltd. jig makers.