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16– 18 even BRIDGE STREET |
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Official listing Nos 16 and 18 grade II
Brick, partly stuccoed, pantiled roof, late Georgian. 2 storeys, Stone doorcase. 5 segmental headed windows to upper floor with keystones and rusticated brick surrounds. C19 shop front to No 16.
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Additional information The rear garden contains traces of the 16th century defensive Cat Well wall into which are set bread ovens of c 1900
The steep pitched roof and chimney stacks suggest an earlier structure refaced in the 18th century. |
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R Thompson bakers in the late 19th early 20th centuries. Originally a shop front to the left side now returned to residential use, |
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There is some confusion due to previous street numbering
OCCUPANCY No 16 2010 Cookware Cookcraft Kitchen Shop 2006 Restaurant/Café Scotts Cake & Sandwich with No 18 2004 Confectionary Holiday Rock Shop J C & E A Gardiner 1997, 2003 Confectionary News Agent/Soups The Upper Crust 1962,80 Tobacco/Confectionary B.S.Gibson 1953,52,51 Tobacco/Confectionary Mrs.Agnes Knowles From No 9 & 30 1938,35 Dressmaker Miss Margaret Brown 1935 Ladies Hair dresser Arch.Linklater and Private 1929,25 Dressmakers Low & Brown 1911 Draper Miss Mary Calder 1901census In occupation 1891census Unoccupied
No 18 2010 Private Mrs Marion Mead 2006 Guesthouse The Old Bakery Guesthouse, Scotts 2004 Estate Office Percy Estate 2002 Private 1938 Ladies Hairdresser Archibald D Linklater and Private 1897,91,87,87,79 Baker Ralph Thompson and No 20 |
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No 20 2010 1911,10, Umbrella Maker Robert W McLeod 1902 Private Ralph Thompson 1902 Baker Ralph Thomson
Street was probably renumbered as Thompson Baker is now at No 26 1891census 1901census Baker Ralph Thompson and No 18
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