Entries from 1885 Kelly's Isle of Wight directories
for High street, Ventnor
see on 1904 see on 1935 see on 1951
1885 list of towns
Total number of matches found: 129
To account for missing numbers in Streets, it may be understood that either the house was empty at the time the revision was made, or let in weekly tenements, or that the information was refused.
| Church street and Mill street to Trinity road. |
| 3 & 75 Smith Charles A., chemist |
| 9 Corbould Frederick, wine merchant |
| here is Tulse hill. |
| 11 National Provincial Bank (Edward Price, manager) |
| 13 Mitchell & Kilson, auctioneer &c |
| 15 Berry Henry C., stationer |
| 17 & 19 Palmer William, lodging house |
| 21 & 23 Meager Joseph Charles, furniture dealer |
| 25 Eldridge Levi, boot maker |
| 27 Norman & Son, fishmongers |
| 29 Beale Miss Louisa M., Berlin wool repository |
| 37 Withers George W., estate agent |
| 39 West Richard, boot maker |
| here is Spring hill. |
| 45 & 47 London South-Western Inquiry Office (Chaplin & Co. agents) |
| 49 Dore Mrs. Mary A., fruiterer |
| 49A, & 51 Small Alfred, fancy repository |
| 53 Galley Jabez, tailor |
| 53A, Galley William, boot maker |
| 55 London, Brighton & South Coast Railway, Inquiry Office |
| 57 Cavanagh C., tobacconist |
| 69 & 61 Frampton Robert W., confectioner & dairyman |
| 63, 65 & 67 Grigg Josiah Joseph, Globe inn |
| 69 Ansle Frederick P., wine merchant |
| 71 'Isle of Wight Journal' &c. (branch office) |
| 71 Chick John, boot maker |
| 73 Younger George, umbrella maker |
| 75 & 77 James Charles E., fishmonger |
| 79 Ling & Co., hosiers |
| CONGREGATI0NAL CHURCH |
| 91 White Thomas G., blacksmith |
| 93 Atkey & Flux, pork butchers |
| 93 Hingston Miss Mary, dress maker |
| 95 Sheppard F., registrar of marriages |
| Sheppard H.& Son, china & glass dealers |
| 97 Brockington George, tailor |
| 99 Isle of Wight Express (W. H. Tomkins, printer & proprietor) |
| 101 Hammond Walter, draper |
| 103 Knight James, wine merchant |
| 107 & 109 Windebank George, boot maker |
| 111 Wickenden Joseph, house agent |
| 113 Upton William H., ironmonger |
| Ventnor Brewery (John Burt, proprietor) |
| Burt John, Fairlawn |
| Raynes Thomas A., auctioneer |
| 137 Briddon Bros., printers & publishers of the Ventnor Gazette |
| Wheeler Mrs. Susan, lodging house (Percy cottage) |
| Fisher Miss Mary, lodging house (Cottenham house) |
| Hough Miss Mary, dress maker (Woolton cottage) |
| 145 Wiltshire George, builder |
| Wiltshire Mary, milliner |
| 147 & 149 Knight Mrs. Harriet, bookseller &c. |
| Millett Reginald (Trent cottage) |
| Cooney Miss Ellen, lodging house (Strelna cottage) |
| Kingswell Mrs. Mary Ann, lodging house (Palestine cottage) |
| Chambers Mrs. Jane, lodging house (Montalto cottage) |
| Hunt Mrs. Emma, lodging house (Aratrum villa) |
| here is Madeira road & Trinity road. |
| Roper Mrs. Louisa C. A. (St. Boniface villa) |
| here is East street. |
| CLIFTON TERRACE : |
| Brittain George Henry, printer |
| York Thomas, registrar of births & deaths |
| 148 Smith Miss Annie, private school |
| 146 Hayward Frederick, fruiterer |
| 144 Vincent Edward, painter |
| Ventnor & Bonchurch Literary & Scientific Institution |
| Library & Reading Rooms |
| Chess Club |
| School of Art |
| Undercliff Horticultural Society |
| Freemason's hotel, Miss Catherine Warriner |
| 140 Newham James, builder |
| Pickford & Co., carriers |
| WESLEYAN CHAPEL |
| Mann George, upholsterer (Springfield villa) |
| 122 Phillips Reuben H., grocer |
| here is West street. |
| 120 Stringer William, fruiterer |
| 118 Lane Samuel, grocer |
| 116 Lewis Henry, bookseller |
| 114 Yelf William, beer retailer |
| 112 & 110 Hill & Loveridge, drapers |
| 108 White Walter, butcher |
| Kent tavern, Thomas E. Weston |
| 100 Riggs Henry, pork butcher |
| 96 & 98 Prince of Wales P.H., Edward O'Donnell |
| here is Victoria street. |
| 93 Atkey Richard, grocer |
| 92 Deighton Henry G., house decorator |
| 88 & 90 Lacey Walter S., Wellington P.H. |
| 86 Tolman Robert H., confectioner |
| 84 Sims A. & H., fancy repository |
| 82 Smith Mrs. Mary, greengrocer |
| 80 Sibbick Charles, pork butcher |
| 78 Cox John Salter, butcher |
| 76 & 3 Smith Charles A., chemist |
| 74 Braham Frank, ladies' outfitter |
| 72 Prangnell Oliver,hair dresser |
| 70 Treble Mrs. Kate, milliner |
| 68 Vinall Edward, hatter |
| 66 & 64 Linfield Mark, draper |
| 62 & 60 Sims Frederick, The Commercial hotel |
| 58 Hooper William T., tobacconist |
| 56 Giles & Ponder, pianoforte & music warehouse |
| 54 Wightman Job, umbrella maker |
| 52 Batten Herbert, beer retailer |
| 50 Gilbert Charles, confectioner |
| 48 Martin James, watch maker |
| 46 & 38 Carter John Newton, boot maker & clothier |
| 44 Stowell George, fruiterer |
| 42 Billings John, lapidary &c |
| 42 Colyer Horace O., dentist |
| 40 Field Henry George, tailor |
| 38 & 46 Carter John Newton, boot maker & clothier |
| 38B, Medley Robert, stationer &c |
| 36 Banbury Thomas, saddler |
| 34 Owen Price, wine merchant |
| 32 Spary Charles John, posting & job master |
| 30 Littlefield James W., chemist |
| 28 Jackman Edward, draper |
| 26 Alford William Henry, jeweller |
| 24 Fowler Josiah, grocer |
| 22 James Robert, greengrocer |
| 20 Palmer William, job master |
| 5, 7 & 8 Dear & Sons, grocers |
| 4 Scott Alfred, ironmonger |
| 2 Weston Charles, chemist |