Whitechapel High Street, North Side 1921

[Phil Carter]

Hello all,

Below something that some may find interesting. Although 33 years after the main set of murders, this is a detailed list from 1921 of the shops and residents of the Mary Street, Whitechapel Road, Pavillion Yard, Vallance Road, Fulbourne Street, Court Street, Woods Buildings and Brady Street.

London Street Directory in 1921.

London Street Listings Index in 1921.

Whitechapel Road E1 (Stepney), continuation of Whitechapel High Street to Mile End Road - North Side #153 to #345

North Side
... here is St Mary Street ...
153 Oldschool Samuel, leather merchant
155 American Shoe Stores
157 Goldenfeld Abraham Pincus, wholesale hosier
159 Copperman Mrs Betty, warehouse
159 Schneiderman Hy, ladies tailor
161 Prevezer & Taglicht, job buyers
163 Galinsky, Hyman & Co, lineolum dealers
163 Whitechapel Liberal & Radical Association, George C Revell, hon sec
165 Deitsch Mrs Rachael, mantle maker
167 & 169 Barclays Bank Ltd (Eastern branch)
171 & 173 Order Achei Ameth Approved Society, Bernard Cohen, sec
175 Nyman Miss Sadie, milliner
177 Salvation Army (working mens hotel)
179 Whitechapel Foundation School
181 Dukes Head, Joshua Abrahams
183 Schulman Davis, tobacconist
185 Doig Albert Bruce, baker
187 Thurnell George Thurlow Brace Summers, solicitor
... here is Pavilion Yard ...
189 Hebrew Christian Testimony to Israel, rev David Baron, hon sec
191 Cohen Michael, restaurant
193 & 195 Pavilion Theatre, F J Woollard & N Dubosky, proprietors
193A Mehlberg Jacob, wholesale confectioner
193 Farrar G B & Co, builders
193C Shine Morris, tailor
195 Darsow Bros, tobacconists
... here is Vallance Road ...
197 & 323 Lacy Arthur, chemist
197 Lechem Joseph, artificial teeth maker
199 Black Bull, Ellis Brothers
201 Blundell John Ltd, house furnishers
203 Warschawsky Phillip, tailor
205 Teff frederick, leather seller
207 Nessenbaum Harry, fruiterer
209 Cole Arthur, house furnisher
211 Brown Harry, tailor
213 Harris Samuel, restaurant
215 Wyman Louis, blouse manufacturer
217 Old Red Lion, Ralph Cartoof
219 Lifton Geff, confectioner
221A Harris Lewis, hatter
221 Shoolman Samuel, tobacconist
... here is Fulbourne Street ...
223 & 225 Jays Furnishing Stores Ltd
225 Rosen Angel, estate agent
225 Truman Chas, artificial teeth manufacturer
227 & 229 Hunt Geo Ltd, cheesemongers
231 & 123 Freed J & Son, millinery materials
233 Star & Garter, Albert Gordon
... here is Court Street ...
235 Davis Charles, beer retailer
237 Kirstein Samuel Myer, printer
239 Home & Colonial Stores Ltd
241 Zolowski Louis, manchester warehouseman
243 to 249 McKay & Ryland, linen drapers
251 Karet Jack, ironmonger
253 Bader Jacob, hairdresser
255 Freeman Mrs Jane Elizh, tobacconist
257 Goldberg Lewis, restaurant
259 Shepherd A & E, china & glass dealers
261 & 263 Home Mrs Magdalene, pawnbroker
... here are Woods buildings ...
265 & 267 Lockharts Ltd, refreshment rooms
269 Grave Maurice, Abraham Sugarman
275 Moss Joseph Jacob, refreshment rooms
275 Whitechapel Working Mens Temperance Club, Morris Levy, sec
277 Whitechapel Road Station (East London Jt Railway)
279 Working Lads Institute, Rev Thomas Jackson, supt & sec
281 Edmondson William, bookseller
283 Roman Bernard, photographer
285 Lord Rodneys Head, Solomon Stone
287 Lyons J & Co Ltd, cafe
291 Weisfield Morris, draper
293 Hetzel Ludwig, pork butcher
295 & 297 Gayer Arthur Edward, dining rooms
299 Davis Mrs Rivella, milliner
303 King Samuel, house furnisher
305 Doran Mrs Sarah Jane, boot maker
307 Wells William, laundry
309 Goldhill John, fruiterer
311 Brooks Harry, confectioner
313 Parlous Jacob, tobacconist
315 Raingold Barnett, hatter
317 Queens Head, Adolf Reisner
... here is Brady Street ...
319 Teetgen & Co Ltd, tea merchants
321 Harris Williams & Co Ltd, leather merchants
323 & 197 Lacy Arthur, chemist
325 Jewish Times Ltd
329 & 331 Mann, Crossman & Paulin Ltd, brewers
337 Blind Beggar, Charles Martin
339 & 341 Mays & Sons, hosiers
343 Harding Frederick, eel pie house
345 Duke of Cambridge, Joseph Klein

This may be useful to genealogists in particular, as the 1921 census is apparently in very poor condition.

best wishes

Phil

[Phil Carter]

Hello all,

Just a quick follow up that may be of use to some:-

http://deadpubs.co.uk/index.shtml

best wishes

Phil

[KatBradshaw]

Liberals and Radicals in the same building. That would make for an intersting Christmas Party, or Hannukka party in that area.