College Street Worcester 1905

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Left Side From High Street

1. Mainwaring Albert O., family grocer
2. Wilson Mrs. L. E., Cathedral Restaurant

3. Jackson John & Sons, coal merchants

4. Thompson Mrs. E. L., College private hotel

5. Johnson William, wood carver

6. Royal Liver Friendly Society; J. H. Walton, District Agent

St. Michael’s Church – Rev. Richard Thursfield, M.A., Rector

1. Handley Henry, violin maker

Here Is An Entrance To Lich Street

1. Osborne Joseph, Ye Olde Punch Bowl Inn
2. Teague William, boot maker

3. James Walter, bedesman at Cathedral

4. Allen Alfred William, labourer

5. Hobday James Burgess, wire worker

6. Wright George & Sons, Ltd., dyers, &c.

7. Howell John, cycle maker

8. Bird Mrs. Emily, Cathedral Vaults

9. & 16. Large George, tobacconist, newsagent, and basket manufacturer

10. Hobday Mrs. Louisa, milliner

11. Hobday Edwd., saddler & harness maker

12. Mosdell Thomas M., tailor

Healey James, Talbot Inn

1. Venables Mrs., fancy depot & nurse book
2. Cook Nurse

3. & 22. Peach Henry, boot and shoe manufacturer and chiropodist

4. Ross William Geo., picture frame maker

5. Ye Caxton’s Head –Humphreys Evan G., bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, and printer (see advt.)

Here Is Sidbury

1. Tyler James, White Hart Inn

Willis J. F., Ltd., wholesale shoe & leather manufacturers – E. Hardman, Sec.

26.Veare Arthur Henry and Son, cabinet makers (See advt.)

1. Veare Mrs., sweet shop
2. Wyatt William, journeyman tailor

3. Underhill Mrs. Geo., dealer in antiques

4. Hunt Mrs. Priscilla, registry office

5. Brown John, fried fish shop

6. Minchin Miss E. J., sweet shop

Here Are College Precincts; Also College Yard, & The North (Main) Entrance To The Cathedral

Pillar Letter Box – cleared at 8.40, 10.15, 11.20 a.m., 12.20, 2.20, 4.15, 5.50, 6.25, 7.30. 8.40, and 11.45 on p.m. week-days, and at 6.5 and 7.25 p.m. on Sundays.

1. Nicholls Misses, dealers in photographs
2. Haughton Richard, carver and sculptor

Here Is Palace Yard; Also High St.

Source: Littlebury’s Directory of Worcester & District. Tenth Edition. Printed and Published by Littlebury & Company, The Worcester Press, Worcester. 1905.