Entries from 1904 Kelly's Isle of Wight directories
for Civic, Sandown
1904 list of towns
Total number of matches found: 59
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.
| Post, M. O. & T. O. & S. B., Bridger street, Arthur Wingfield Colenutt, postmaster |
| School Attendance Officer, Stephen Pope, Winterbourne, Grove road |
| Military: |
| Hampshire & Isle of Wight Artillery (Duke of Connaught's own), Southern Division, Royal Garrison Artillery, Militia barracks, Broadway; Lieut.-Col. W. H. G. Gordon; adjutant, Capt. M. Lane |
| Royal Garrison. (Southern Division) (Lieut. Patrick O'Sullivan, district officer), Artillery barracks, Broadway |
| Station Hospital Militia Barracks, Broadway; Lieut.-Col. Alex. Haldane Stokes M.B. (r.p.), medical officer |
| Isle of Wight (5th) (Princess Beatrice's) Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regiment (E Co,) Capt. F. Carden Brodie, commandant; George Sheath, sergt. instructor, Drill hall, Broadway |
| Public Establishments: |
| Albion Room, High street |
| Christ Church Parish Room, Lake road |
| Conservative & Unionist Club, Station avenue ; Col. W. L. N. Clayton, hon. sec.; Tom Josey, assistant sec. |
| George Street Hall, George street |
| Isle of Wight Constabulary (Sandown district), Pellmont street; Harry Coleman, inspector; 2 sergeants & 12 constables |
| Isle of Wight Water Works Co. Wilkes road; Richard Courtenay Derry, sec.; J. Durrant, manager & engineer |
| Liberal Club, York road; B. Denness, hon. sec. |
| Masonic Hall, 12 High street |
| Oddfellows' Hall, Station avenue |
| Pellmont Hall, Pellmont road |
| St. John's Parish Room, Carter street |
| St. John's Working Men's Reading Room, 3 Chesham terrace, Avenue road |
| Sandown Coast Guard Station, Culver road; George Tubbs, chief officer |
| Sandown Gas & Coke Co. Limited (offices), Avenue road; H. W. Falkner, manager; W. C. Church, sec. & collector |
| Sandown & Shanklin Golf Club; H. H. Peacock, Maghull, Royal street, hon. sec. |
| Sandown Lodge of Freemasons (No. 1869), Masonic hall, 12 High street. ; A. G. Prickett, sec. |
| Sandown Pier Extension Co. Lim., Wilkes road; W. H. Wooldridge, sec. |
| Sandown Pier, West esplanade; Samuel Edmonds, pier master |
| Sandown Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Broadway; R. H. Fox, hon. sec. |
| Town Hall, Grafton street; C. J. Dennett, hall keeper |
| Places of Worship: |
| Christ Church, Rev. William T. Storr B.D. vicar, The Vicarage, Lake road; Rev. H. H. Farrell M.A., curate |
| St. John's Church, Lower Sandown, Rev. Canon Thomas Whitby M.A. vicar, St. John's vicarage, Carter street ; Sunday lecturer, Rev. J. Cecil Hughes B.A. |
| Baptist, Station avenue, Rev. M. Lister Gaunt, pastor, Hazelmere, Station avenue |
| Bible Christian Chapel, York road ; Rev Alexander Trengove, minister, Malvern house, Leed street |
| Catholic, St. Patrick's, Beachfield road ; served from Shanklin by the Rev. Emile de Bom, The Presbytery, Shanklin |
| Congregational, Leed street; Rev. David M. Bynner, minister, The Manse, Leed street |
| Primitive Methodist, Avenue road, Lower Sandown; Rev. E. Barrett, minister, Marston villa, Argyll street, Ryde |
| Plymouth Brethren, Albion, room, High street |
| Wesleyan, Station avenue; Rev. William Knight minister, Wesley house, Station avenue |
| Salvation Army Barracks, Melville street |
| Salvation Army, 3 Rokeby cottages, George street |
| Schools: |
| The County Secondary School, Grove road. Established by the Brading School Board in January 1901, at a cost of nearly 8,000GBP to accommodate 240 pupils (boys and girls). Provision has been made for 24 scholarships open to children of ratepayers of the district (Sandown, Shanklin & Brading) and who are unable to pay the school fees ; William Taylor Tregear B.A., B.Sc. (Inter.) Lond., principal |
| National (boys & girls), built in 1853 ; Alfred G. Prickett, master ; Miss Ellen M. Watson, mistress |
| Junior (mixed) National School, built in 1901 ; Miss Jane Meads, mistress |
| Infants', Cross street, Miss Denham, mistress |
| Wesleyan Sunday School & Class Rooms, built 1888 |
| Newspapers: |
| County Press, Saturday 1d. ; agents, William Beaven Martin, 2 High street & J. L. Way, 89 High street (chief office, Newport) |
| Isle of Wight Chronicle & Sandown Visitors' List, 7 High street ; published every Thursday |
| Telephones: |
| National Telephone Co. Limited ; exchange, Leed street ; public call offices, Leed street , Broadway & 43 High street |
| Railway station, Station avenue ; Mark Gregory, station master |
| Conveyance: |
| Omnibuses from Sandown & Royal Pier, Sun and Ocean hotels meet every train |
| Four-horse coaches & Char-a-bancs daily during the summer |
| Carriers: |
| Henry Taylor, to Newport mon., wed. & sat. and to Ryde, tues. & fri. |
| H. Adams, to Shanklin, Brading & Ryde mon., wed., thurs. & sat. |
| Chaplin & Co. & Pickford's Limited, High street |