Census
Number 52 was occupied by Joseph Hague 33, a Police Constable, wife Elizabeth Hague 32 and daughters Sarah E Hague 10, Annie Hague 8 and son John Hague 6, all Scholars.

Census
Number 52 was occupied by Ellis Dewsnap 37, a House Painter, wife Hanah Dewsnap 37, sons George William Dewsnap 12, Joseph Dewsnap 8, daughter Matilda Dewsnap 3, all Scholars and son Walter 1.

Census
Number 52 was occupied by Joseph Walton 76, a Cotton Cloth Looker, wife Eliza Walton 60, a Draper and step-son Henry William Walton 32, a Clock & Watch Cleaner.

Kelly’s Directory
Walton Eliza (Mrs.), draper, 52 High street west

Kelly’s Directory
Crossley Humphrey, draper, 52 High street west

Census
Number 52 was occupied by Charlotte Hadfield 40, a Fancy Draper and her sister Martha J Hadfield 36, a Cotton Weaver.

An advertisment from ’Glossop - A Sketch From The Earliest Period’ printed and published by Messrs. Jenkinson and Hamnett in 1904.

Census
Number 52 was a property with 4 main rooms occupied by William Gell 39, a Boot Maker, his wife Elizabeth Gell 36, married 14 years with 3 children (1 died), Annie Gell 12 at School and William Gell 7. Also at this address was William’s nephew George Glatt 21, a Boot Repairer.

Kelly’sDirectory
Pell William, boot maker, 52 High street west

Midland Counties of England Trades Directory
Pell, William, Bootmaker, 52 High Street West

Kelly’s Directory
Pell William, boot maker, 52 High st. west

Number 52 is the building behind the tree in the centre. What shop was it? Photograph courtesy of Glossop Heritage Trust.

Glossop Carpet Centre. Photograph courtesy of Glossop & District Historical Society.

Glossop Carpet Centre, ’Fitted Carpet Specialists’. Photograph courtesy of Glossop & District Historical Society.

Glossop Carpet Centre. Photograph courtesy of Glossop & District Historical Society.

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Photo taken in 2014 by Glossop VAH.