Sowerbuts Fruit & Veg 24 High Street West |
JW Metrick Butchers 20-22 High Street West |
Tia Greyhounds Charity Shop 18 High Street West |
Superdrug 43-45 High Street West |
Vacant 41 High Street West |
Cross Street |
1871 | Census Number 20 was occupied by John Wilson 40, a Shoe Maker and his wife Hannah Wilson 34. Also at this address were Isabella Southern 18, a Domestic Servant and Boarder John Mills 15, a Shoe Maker’s Apprentice. Number 22 was occupied by John Harrop 48, a Draper and his wife Sarah Harrop 39. |
1881 | Census Number 20 was occupied by Hannah Wilson 44, a Boot & Shoe Maker and her servant Mary Taylor 29. Number 22 was occupied by John Harrop 57, a Draper and his wife Ruth Harrop 49. |
1891 | Census Number 20 was occupied by James Neild 45, a Boot & Shoe Manufacturer, his son John Robert Nield 18, niece Asmath Simpson 11, a Scholar. Also at this address was Caroline Wiate 22, a Housekeeper. Number 22 was occupied by Ruth Harrop 69, a Dressmaker and a Boarder Selina Buckley 28, also a Dressmaker. |
1895 | Kelly’s Directory Neild James, boot & show maker, 20 High street west Beeley Samuel, draper, 22 High street west |
1899 | Kelly’s Directory Nield James, boot & shoe maker, 20 High street west Sidebottom Albert, pianoforte warehouse, 22 High st. west |
1901 | Census Number 20 was occupied by John R Nield 29, a Shoe Maker, his step-mother Charlotte A Nield 44, a Housekeeper and his niece Asmath Simpson 21, a Shop Assistant (Boot & Shoe Shop). Number 22 was occupied by Albert Sidebottom 38, a Timekeeper at the Cotton Mill, wife Elizabeth A Sidebottom 31, daughter Ethel Sidebottom 6, sons Albert Sidebottom 5, William Sidebottom 2 and daughter Martha E Sidebottom 4 months. Also at this address was Mabel Ballington 16, a Domestic Servant. |
1904 | An advertisment from ’Glossop - A Sketch From The Earliest Period’ printed and published by Messrs. Jenkinson and Hamnett in 1904. |
1911 | Census Number 20 was a property with 6 main rooms occupied by John Robinson Neild 38, a Bootmaker (Dealer) and his step mother Charlotte Christina Neild 54, a Housekeeper. Number 22 was a property with 5 main rooms occupied by Albert Sidebothom 48, a Music Dealer, his wife Elizabeth Ann Sidebothom 41, married 18 years with 4 children, Ethel Sidebothom 16, Albert Sidebothom 15 an Office Boy, William Sidebothom 12 at School and Martha Elizabeth Sidebottom 10 |
1925 | Kelly’sDirectory Woodward Cecil Rogers, manager Barclays Bank Limited, 20 High street west Barclays Bank Limited (branch) (Cecil Rogers Woodward, manager), 20 High street west (T N 139); draw on head office, 54 Lombard street, London E C 3 Sidebottom Albert, pianoforte warehouse, 22 High street we |
1932 | Kelly’s Directory Sidebottom Albert, pianoforte warehouse, 22 High street we Weston Thos. Walker, cooked meat dlr. 20 High st. west |
1941 | Kelly’s Directory Weston Thos. Wltr. pork butcher, 20 High st. west Needham Frank Edmnd. battery engnr. Oak st. & wireless dlr. 22 High st. west. T N 120 |
1950 | These properties are just to the right of the old triangular road sign. Photograph courtesy of Glossop Heritage Trust. |
1984 | Pemberton’s and Weston’s, what kind of shops were these? Photograph courtesy of Glossop & District Historical Society. |
1994 | Allsorts occupied number 22, what kind of shop was it? JW Metrick butchers occupied number 20. Photograph courtesy of Glossop & District Historical Society. |
2000 | J W Metrick & Son and The Textile Clearance Store. Photograph courtesy of Glossop & District Historical Society. |
2004 | Photograph courtesy of Glossop & District Historical Society. |
2009 | Google Street View Shows JW Metrick & Son Family Butcher |
2014 | Photo taken in 2014 by Glossop VAH. |