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Walthamstow Businesses Etc... - Alphabetical by Name Walthamstow Businesses etc... - Alphabetical by Name - Business, Shop or Place Name BusinessType Business Address Trading Years Other Information Telephone Main Source Last Updated .99p Store Discount Store 259 High Street, E17 7BH WM Site 08/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 220 Boundary Road, E17 traded (at least) 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 155 Blackhorse Road, E17 traded (at least) 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 36 Arkley Road, E17 traded (at least) 1896-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 50 Gosport Road, E17 traded (at least) 1896-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 1 Gosport Road, E17 traded (at least 1896-1920) www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 50 Buxton Road, E17 traded at least 1986-1922 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 113 Winns Avenue, E17 traded at least 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 171 Shernhall St, E17 9HX traded at least 1902-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 30 South Grove, E17 traded at least 1896-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 181 St.Johns Road, E17 traded at least 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 74 St.Marys Road, E17 traded at least 1896-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 23 Shernhall Street, E17 traded at least 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 60-62 St.Andrews Rd, E17 traded at least 1901-1902 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 1 Queens Road West, E17 traded at least 1896-1902 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 161 Markhouse Road, E17 traded at least 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 16 MacDonald Road, E17 traded at least 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Beer Retailer 75 Markhouse Road, E17 traded at least 1896-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Betting Shop Garnet Way, E17 WM Site 15/11/11 ? Bookstore Church Lane, E17 closed WM Site 07/11/11 ? Butcher Shop Garnet Way, E17 WM Site 15/11/11 ? Cabinet Makers 31 Orford Road, E17 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Chemist 795 Lea Bridge Road, E17 WM Site 07/11/11 ? Chemist 140-142 High Street, E17 Open at least 1912 - 1935 WM Site 07/11/11 ? Cleaner 34 Orford Road, E17 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Drapers Shop 34 Orford Road, E17 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Electronic Equipment Shop Queens Rd, E17 Bernard Green 21/03/15 ? Fish & Chip Shop 65 Orford Road, E17 closed in the 1970's T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? General Store 125 Shernhall Street, E17 Now a private residence WM Site 07/11/11 ? General Store 176 Shernhall Street, E17 closed Now a private residence WM Site 07/11/11 ? Greengrocers/Fruiterers Garnet Way, E17 WM Site 15/11/11 ? Greengrocers/Fruiterers 76 Higham Hill Rd, E17 traded in 1970-80 WM Site 17/12/11 ? Grocer & Beer Retailer 70 Pretoria Avenue, E17 traded at least 1902-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Off Licence 191 Hoe Street, E17 c.1880-1902 Stood opposite The Tower www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 Hotel ? Off Licence 52 Blenheim Road, E17 traded (at least) 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Off Licence 309 Hoe St, E17 9BG traded (at least) 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Off Licence 82 St.Andrews Rd, E17 traded at least 1901-1920 original number was 78 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Off Licence/Beer Retailer 232 Blackhorse Lane, E17 traded (at least) 1901-1920 www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 ? Printers Shernhall Street, E17 WM Site 07/11/11 ? Printers 23 Orford Road, E17 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Radio & Electrical Repair Shop 43 Orford Road, E17 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Self Service Supermarkets 34 Orford Road, E17 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Watchmaker 23 Orford Road, E17 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Wood Yard 91-101 Marlowe Road, E17 trading in the 1980's converted to six small studio WM Site 07/01/12 flats Copyright © 2001-2015 walthamstowmemories.net - All rights reserved Walthamstow Businesses etc... - Alphabetical by Name - ? Wool Shop 29a Orford Road, E17 1908 T. Deacon and H. Lerner 07/11/11 ? Wool Shop Garnet Way, E17 WM Site 15/11/11 ? 4 Orford Road, E17 traded in the 1980's/early WM Site 30/12/11 1990's as an ornament/china shop? ? 93 St. John's Road, E17 trading in the 1940's WM Site 16/02/12 ? Beer Retailer 1 Ickworth Park Road, E17 traded (at least 1896-1920) www.deadpubs.co.uk 07/11/11 100 Percent Fiat Spares Car Workshop & Repairs 256 Wood Street, E17 3NG www.locallife.co.uk 28/07/12 1st Class Signs Sign Writers 4 Mitre Avenue, E17 6QG 020 8520 3739 www.locallife.co.uk 25/01/12 24 7 Capital City E17 7LY traded in 2011 020 8520 0600 thomsonlocal.com 12/11/11 24Hr Quick Response Electrics Electricians 98 Markhouse Rd, E17 8BG WM Site 07/11/11 41 Gallery Studio Craft & Arts Wood Street Indoor Market, 98 Wood traded in 2011 Indoor Market Unit 41 www.woodstreetmarket.com 08/12/11 Street, E17 3HX 7 Day Adventist Place of Worship 87 Boundary Rd, E17 8JU traded in 2011 020 8520 2760 thomsonlocal.com 12/11/11 7 Star 140-142 Hoe St, E17 7EP WM Site 07/11/11 7 Vision 43 Palmerston Rd, E17 6PR WM Site 07/11/11 7Teens Clothes Shop 112d High Street, E17 7JY WM Site 26/10/14 A & D E17 4JP Trading in 2014 07799 468 854 WM Site 28/10/14 A A Electrical Contractors 169 Wood St, E17 3LX traded in 2011 07574 292 992 thomsomlocal.com 11/11/11 A A Insurance Service 226 Hoe St, E17 3AY WM Site 07/11/11 A Accountants Ltd Accountants E17 3RY Trading in 2014 020 8521 1866 WM Site 28/10/14 A Bennett & Sons Funeral Directors 460 Hoe Street, E17 9AH 020 8539 3412 www.city-visitor.com 20/02/12 A Boake Roberts & Co. Ltd Scent Manufacturers Blackhorse Lane, E17 traded until 1966 when WM Site 15/11/11 three firms became Bush, Boake & Allan A C E Services E17 5BJ Trading in 2014 020 8527 5908 WM Site 28/10/14 A Clean Getaway 52 Beulah Rd, E17 9LQ WM Site 07/11/11 A H Recovery E17 8QW Trading in 2014 07961 410 561 WM Site 29/10/14 A Khan & Co. 581 Forest Rd, E17 WM Site 07/11/11 A La Mode 65 High St, E17 7AD WM Site 07/11/11 A Man With A Van Walthamstow Removal Company 4 Station Road, E17 trading in 2013 0871 4253718 BT Phone Book 07/01/11 A One Solo 87-89 Wood Street, E17 3JX 020 8520 4141 www.locallife.co.uk 28/07/12 A P S Garden Machinery BR Goods Yard, Wood Street, E17 020 8520 3929 www.locallife.co.uk 28/07/12 3NA A P S Ltd E17 3NZ Trading in 2014 020 8520 3929 WM Site 30/10/14 A Pamphilon & Son Hardware & Domestic Store 147-151 Wood St, E17 3LX closed moved to BR Goods Yard in WM Site 07/11/11 Wood Street, called A P S A Razaq 62 Wood St, E17 3HT WM Site 07/11/11 A T H Aiden Ltd E17 6BU Trading in 2014 020 8531 3358 WM Site 29/10/14 A&M Beauty Unit 9, Georgian Village Market, 100 trading in 2011 WM Site 14/12/11 Wood St, E17 A&M Perry Ltd Jacket/Coat Shop 282-284 Hoe Street, E17 Trading in 1934 WM Site 12/10/14 A&P Electrical Ltd Electrical Suppliers 190 Billet Rd, E17 5DX WM Site 07/11/11 Copyright © 2001-2015 walthamstowmemories.net - All rights reserved Walthamstow Businesses etc... - Alphabetical by Name - A. Melville Ironmongers Wood Street, E17 trading in 1900 Vestry House Archives 20/01/12 A. Toynbee Butcher Shop 135 High Street, E17 1920- Walthamstow Guardian 11/02/12 A. Wells & Co. Ltd Toy Manufacturers Somers Road, E17 established 1920 moved to changed name to Wells- WM Site 07/11/11 Stirling Road in 1940 Brimley Distributors Ltd A.E Bangham & Co. Ltd Paper Hats & Novelties 56-60 Grove Road, E17 1925 - 1936 moved to Abco Works, Walthamstow www.gracesguide.co.uk 08/11/11 Borwick Avenue 1518 A.E Bangham & Co. Ltd Paper Hats & Novelties Borwick Avenue, E17 1936-c.1960 moved to Wood Street Larkswood www.gracesguide.co.uk 08/11/11 3518 A.E Bangham & Co. Ltd Paper Hats & Novelties Wood Street, E17 1960 - ? WM Site 08/11/11 A.G. Barr Plc Soft Drinks Distributors Forest Trading Estate, Priestley Way, trading in 2011-12 020 8527 7544 WM Site 10/01/12 E17 6AL A.G. Barton Estate Agent Daventry Works, Hoe Street, E17 1920- Walthamstow Guardian 10/02/12 A.H Simpkins Mineral Waters Grosvenor Park Road, E17 traded 1889-1939 moved to Hoe Street WM Site 07/11/11 A.H Simpkins Mineral Waters Hoe St, E17 WM Site 08/11/11 A.H.
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