Glossop Victorian Architectural Heritage

The Glossop VAH Project

Glossop VAH Project

Glossop VAH

Norfolk Pizza 16 Norfolk Street	The Tan Bar 14 Norfolk Street	Vacant 12 Norfolk Street
B&M & Railway Station Railway Station	Railway Yard	Henry Street

Summary
Typical two up, two down terrace property of Ashlar construction, and would probably have originally had timber two over two sash windows to the first floor, a usually a large display window and recessed timber and glass shop door to the ground floor. The stone roof tiles dating the building as pre 1850.

1895	Kelly’s Directory 1895 Robinson Walter, draper, 12 & 14 Norfolk street

1899	Kelly’s Directory 1899 Robinson Walter, draper, 12 & 14 Norfolk street

1912	Kelly’s Directory 1912 Chapman Arthur Philip, hair dresser, 14 Norfolk street

1920	Presume the two gentlemen in the door way were the Chapman brothers. Image from a digital collection by Bert Baker.

1925	Kelly’sDirectory Chapman Brothers, hair dressers, 14 Norfolk street

1926	Midland Counties of England Trades Directory of 1926-27 Chapman, A.P., Hairdresser, 14 Norfolk Street

1932	Kelly’s Directory 1932 Chapman Arth. Philip, hairdrssr. 14 Norfolk st

1941	Kelly’s Directory Vogue (Mrs. Hilda Darlington), milliner, 14 Norfolk st, T N 298

2014	Photo taken in 2014 by Glossop VAH.