High Street Droitwich 1905

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Droitwich High Street
Droitwich High Street

Right Side From Queen Street

Kendrick Miss E. J., fancy goods dealer
Droitwich Coffee Tavern – John Kingdon, Proprietor
Wythes George Walter, grocer
Harris George, bootmaker
House void
Holder Bros. & Vickridge, ironmongers
Hunters, The Tea Men, Ltd.
Bolton John, grocer, &c.
Blackford Wm. H., Ye Olde Wheat Sheaf
Potter Henry, pork butcher
Freeman, Hardy, & Willis, bootmakers
Charlwood R. A., hairdresser
House void
Kendrick Mrs. Mary, fancy repository
London and Central Meat Company
Grubb William, baker
Cooper Miss, coffee tavern
House void
Osborne William, fruiterer

Here Is Gurney’s Lane

Pugh Mrs. P., second-hand clothes dealer
Harford A. J., bootmaker
Harper John, Crown Inn
Knight Mrs. A., apartments
Wythes Thomas Hebert, grocer
Harris Stephen, chemist
Fowkes William, cabinet maker
Parry Miss Eliza, confectioner
Parker Harry, Talbot Inn
Fellows Henry, baker, etc.
Barnett Andrew, painter and glazier
Higgins John, Star and Garter Inn
Thomas Daniel & Co., Ltd., ironmongers and grocers

Here Is Friar Street

Left Side From Queen Street

Target Clothing Stores – Gibbs Charles
Bullock Edward, baker and confectioner
Copson John, boot repairer
Clegg John & Co., Consumers’ Tea Co.
Bourne George, baker
Shepherd Robert, greengrocer
Moore Ernest, White Hart Inn
Inett Reuben, fruiterer
Baylis George, butcher
House void
Kench Albert Frank, Waggon and Horses
Everton Gertrude, fancy depot
Hughes F. C., butcher
Smith Ralph, hairdresser
Wood Mrs. Sarah Ann, shopkeeper
Wadams Frank, butcher
Wythes John, draper, &c.

Here Is Tower Hill

Swain Mrs Harriet, stationer
Swain E. H., registrar of marriages for the district of Droitwich
Kempson Bert., hairdresser
Beanlands Mrs. Emily, draper
Green James & Sons, drapers
St. Andrew’s Church – Rev. F. D. Richardson, Vicar

Here Is St. Andrew Street; Also Friar Street

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