~ WINCHEAP GREEN ~

CANTERBURY

(at 30 Castle Street)

 

1847 Miss Mary Ann De Lasaux, Wincheap Green

 

"Surveys and sales of Oaten Hill Wine Vaults, Wincheap Green" (1798-1818) CCA

 

Cyclist Rest

1917 John PHILPOTT

 

ADULT SCHOOL

 

CASTLE VILLA

1917 John Alfred CAESAR

 

SYLVAN HOUSE

1917 Edward H. SLADDEN

 

Castle Row

 

Religious Procession in Wincheap Green, behind them on the left you can just see part of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, the procession is possibly heading down Castle Row where there is the St. Mary de Castro graveyard.

 

MAN OF KENT

1917 Robert FITALL

 

No. 1

1903 Charles & George Yeoman, Cartage Contractors and Agents, Furniture Removers, &c., Coal and Coke Merchants. Pantechnicons and lift vans hauled from stations to all parts. Agents for Refined Tar and Creosote. 1, Wincheap Green, Canterbury

1917 Harry BAKER

 

No. 2

1917 Arthur James ROLFE

 

No. 3

1865 Poll Book William BUSHELL, 3 Wincheap Green, Canterbury (parish of qualification - St. Mildred)

1917 Mrs. R. KEELER

 

No. 4

1917 Harry James BRETT

 

Godden and Sons, Furniture Depository

 

No. 5

James Thomas GOWER, Tanners labourer )

 

No. 6

Frederick FORD, Plaster )

 

No. 7

John GILES, Fly proprietor (stables) )

 

No. 8

Harry SIMS, Carpenters Journeyman )

 

No. 9

Grace ANDERSON )

 

No. 10

Mary A. WILTSHIRE, monthly nurse )

 

RED HOUSE

1917 Mrs. LAMING

 

ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF ENGLAND

St. Andrews, Wincheap Green, near the East Railway Station. Licensed for the solemnisation of marriages. The Presbyterian Troops attend this church.

 

RAILWAY INN

Feb 25, 1885 Edward TWYMAN: stealing from Ann Roots, landlady of the Railway Inn, Wincheap Green, Canterbury CCA-CC-J/V/1885/32

 

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