The Friars, Canterbury

~ THE FRIARS ~

ST. PETERS FRIARS

CANTERBURY

A view looking up the Friars showing the New Marlowe Theatre under construction

*John ADMANS Jnr., Bricklayer of St. Peter's Friars, was a testator to the will of George BATEMAN, father of John Bateman, photographer

1917 Swoffer and Co., The Friars, Potato Merchants and Fruit Salesmen

St. Peter's Street to Orange Street

No. 1

1889 Mrs. Peddar

Elizabeth STYLES )

No. 2

1889 vacant

Walter REEVE, Chemist )

Dec 1905 - Desirable Business Premises to let in the main thoroughfare of Canterbury; double-fronted shop, convenient house, with side entrance; spacious stores in the rear. Particulars of Mr. W. Reeve, "Binnewith", The Friars Canterbury

View from the Friar's Bridge, the picture on the right shows the Marlowe Theatre under construction

No. 3

1889 Mrs. TALBOT

Charles ELVY, Painter )

No. 4

1889 William HODGSON, builder

Frances E. GODFREY, Lodging House Keeper

A view of the Friars Motor Company with the old Marlowe Theatre in behind (noted as No. 4 & 5 The Friars)

This building has been demolished for the new Marlowe Theatre construction

The Friends Meeting house before the bridge

No. 5

1851 John Terry, age 66, Green Grocer, born Canterbury, wife Hannah Terry, age 64, Laundress, born Canterbury *1830 Polls - John TERRY, Friars, Labourer

Also at this address was Richard CORRINGHAM, a young umarried lad in his early 20's, Working Jeweller (Master)

*1854, Richard CORRINGHAM, Canterbury, Kent, working jeweller, Sept. 6 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury

1889 Mrs. SMITH

A view of the Old Marlowe Theatre

Red Riding Hood was playing at the Marlowe Theatre from December 24, 1952 to January 10, 1953

No. 6

1889 George HARVEY, clerk

No. 7

William PRETT, Plumber & Glazier %

*1854 Insolvent Debtors, William PRETT, Canterbury, Kent, plumber, March 21 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury.

James WEBB, Market gardener

Orange Street

Friars Cottage

1889 William HAYCOCK, Blacksmith

No. 10

1889 John BELCHAMBER, Mitre Tavern

William R. HARLAND, Pub )

No. 11 (also noted as Friars Cottage)

1889 Mrs. L. Martin, Chair Mender

CROTHALL, Bootmakers Business )

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No. 12 A view of the Canterbury Tales Hotel, prior to 1981 it was known as the Mitre Inn

No. 12

The Mitre Inn/The Canterbury Tales

Charles HOLTTUM, Surgeon * with daughter Bessie Louise Holttum (26) St. Peter's Friars

1889 Charles GOULD

Ann B. Rogerson )

No. 13

1889 John George ASHBEE, dairymans manager

Edward H. SLADDEN, Record Keeper, Archbishops Registry

No. 14

May 1839

Misses Cheesman

Milliners and Dressmakers

14, St. Peter's Frairs

Canterbury

In announcing their return from London, with the fashions of the present Season, avail themselves of the opportunity to offer their best

thanks to the Ladies of Canterbury and its vicinity, who have kindly patronised them, and to respectfully solicit a continuence of their favors.

*** two out-door apprentices wanted

1889 George WOOD, Miller

Thomas W. SHARP, Insurance Agent )

No. 15

1889 A. DIGNUM, collar maker

1889 John CROTHALL, bootmaker

Robert HILLS )

No. 16

Arthur WELLS, Taillor )

No. 17

1903 E. SLADDEN, Accountant

No. 18

Showing the Pilgrims Restaurant and Bar


~ THE FRIARS ~ ST. PETERS FRIARS CANTERBURY __ A view looking up the Friars showing the New Marlowe Theatre under construction John ADMANS Jnr., Bricklayer of St. Peter's Friars, was a testator to the will of George BATEMAN, father of John Bateman, photographer 1917 Swoffer and Co., The Friars, Potato Merchants and Fruit Salesmen* *St. Peter's Street to Orange Street* No. 1 1889 Mrs. Peddar Elizabeth STYLES ) No. 2 1889 vacant Walter REEVE, Chemist ) Dec 1905 - Desirable Business Premises to let in the main thoroughfare of Canterbury; double-fronted shop, convenient house, with side entrance; spacious stores in the rear. Particulars of Mr. W. Reeve, "Binnewith", The Friars Canterbury __ View from the Friar's Bridge, the picture on the right shows the Marlowe Theatre under construction No. 3 1889 Mrs. TALBOT Charles ELVY, Painter ) No. 4 1889 William HODGSON, builder Frances E. GODFREY, Lodging House Keeper A view of the Friars Motor Company with the old Marlowe Theatre in behind (noted as No. 4 & 5 The Friars) This building has been demolished for the new Marlowe Theatre construction The Friends Meeting house before the bridge No. 5 1851 John Terry, age 66, Green Grocer, born Canterbury, wife Hannah Terry, age 64, Laundress, born Canterbury 1830 Polls - John TERRY, Friars, Labourer Also at this address was Richard CORRINGHAM, a young umarried lad in his early 20's, Working Jeweller (Master) 1854, Richard CORRINGHAM, Canterbury, Kent, working jeweller, Sept. 6 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury 1889 Mrs. SMITH A view of the Old Marlowe Theatre Red Riding Hood was playing at the Marlowe Theatre from December 24, 1952 to January 10, 1953 No. 6 1889 George HARVEY, clerk No. 7 William PRETT, Plumber & Glazier % 1854 Insolvent Debtors, William PRETT, Canterbury, Kent, plumber, March 21 at 11, County Court of Kent, at Canterbury. James WEBB, Market gardener Orange Street* Friars Cottage 1889 William HAYCOCK, Blacksmith No. 10 1889 John BELCHAMBER, Mitre Tavern William R. HARLAND, Pub ) No. 11 (also noted as Friars Cottage) 1889 Mrs. L. Martin, Chair Mender CROTHALL, Bootmakers Business ) ___ No. 12 A view of the Canterbury Tales Hotel, prior to 1981 it was known as the Mitre Inn No. 12 The Mitre Inn/The Canterbury Tales Charles HOLTTUM, Surgeon * with daughter Bessie Louise Holttum (26) St. Peter's Friars 1889 Charles GOULD Ann B. Rogerson ) No. 13 1889 John George ASHBEE, dairymans manager Edward H. SLADDEN, Record Keeper, Archbishops Registry No. 14 May 1839 Misses Cheesman Milliners and Dressmakers 14, St. Peter's Frairs Canterbury In announcing their return from London, with the fashions of the present Season, avail themselves of the opportunity to offer their best thanks to the Ladies of Canterbury and its vicinity, who have kindly patronised them, and to respectfully solicit a continuence of their favors. * two out-door apprentices wanted 1889 George WOOD, Miller Thomas W. SHARP, Insurance Agent ) No. 15 1889 A. DIGNUM, collar maker 1889 John CROTHALL, bootmaker Robert HILLS ) No. 16 Arthur WELLS, Taillor ) No. 17 1903 E. SLADDEN, Accountant No. 18 Showing the Pilgrims Restaurant and Bar**
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