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41—43 odd BRIDGE STREET |
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Nos 41 & 43 grade II Late Georgian, 2 storeys, stuccoed, gentile roof with a crow-stepped gable to No 41. 19th century shop fronts. 6 later sash windows above.
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Additional Information Both properties have basements which show signs of an earlier structure, No 41 has what appears to be a mooring ring.
Further investigation is necessary. |
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OCCUPANCY No 41 2010 Bar/Restaurant The Liquid Lounge 2000-2007 Bookshop Bridge Street Book Shop D & C Shaw 1952,38,35,29,25 Fishing Tackle Dealers J. McAdam & Son Plumbers & Heating engineers Nos.41-45 1935,29,25 Insurance Miss J McAdam 1911,10 Plumbers Grant Evans and at Sally Port 1906 Clothier/Boot dealer Michael Raine 1902 Cabinet Maker & upholsterer Adam Dickson & Son 1891 and census Clothier Thomas McDermott 1887,81,79,73 Plumber & Gas Fitter John Wilson
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No 43 2010 Boutique Hotel 1 Sally Port Liz Middlemass 2000 Antiques & Decorators T Bennet 1938 Confectioner Miss Jean Dudgeon 1929,25 Musical Instr. Dealer Fred Stott 1910,11 Chemist John Elliot 1902 Clothiers J Hepworth & Son Ltd 1902 Chemist Robert Robertson 1897 Clothiers J Hepworth & Son Ltd 1891 and census Musical Inst. Traveller George Temple 1887 Pianoforte & Music warehouse James Brunskill 1881.1879 Tailor and Clothier William Clark |
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Chimney piece from Haggerston Castle resited in The Liquid Lounge No 1 Sallyport |
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Nos 42 & 44 and 1 Sallyport are now combined to form a Boutique Hotel and Piano Bar |