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RedHall Road, Lower Gornal.
N.B. Only one shop is currently trading from Redhall Road.
Shops trading in Redhall Road...
William Massey, shopkeeper, 1912 & 1916. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
At No.2 in 1915. [ER] Fish salesman. [1911 Census]
10. Elizabeth Share (Mrs), confectioner. 1936-1940. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
14. May Moss (Mrs), shopkeeper. 1936. [Kelly's Trade Directory] Elizabeth Massey (Mrs), shopkeeper. 1921-1924. [Kelly's Trade Directory] William Evans, oil dealer. 1912 & 1916. [Kelly's Trade Directory] 46. Phoebe Hemmings (Mrs), draper. 1912-1936. [Kelly's Trade Directory] Milliner. [1911 Census] 46. May Moss, shopkeeper, draper. 1924-1928. [Kelly's Trade Directory] Phoebe Hemmings, ladies hairdresser. 1940. [Kelly's Trade Directory] Abraham Bradley, fruitier. 1912-1916. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
At No.7a in 1915. [ER]
Arthur Astbury, china dealer. 1912-21. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
Arthur Henry Astbury at No. 49 in 1915. [ER]
43. Sheila Ward, ladies hairdresser. 1940. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
In 1921, Arthur 'Asbury' listed as a confectioner. Mary A Asbury was the confectioner in 1928 directory. Edward Beardsmore, blacksmith. 1940. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
The smithy was built here sometime between 1920 and 1940, and occupied a corner plot just
off the walkway between Redhall Road and Water Road.
John Bradley, fried fish dealer. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
Beardsmore's smithy had closed by 1980. The corregated steel clad building was finally demolished around 2000. James Bradley, greengrocer. 1940. [Kelly's Trade Directory]
1950's - 1960's
Mr Beardsmore, local blacksmith.
Bradley’s fish and chip shop, this was later and still is Fans Chinese takeaway. [Information courtesy J. Webb]
16. The only remaining shop that has survived Redhall Road now is Fans Chinese takeaway.
1939. George Round Cartwright described as master baker at No. 72. [Register]
Cartwrights bakery, head baker Reg - later this was Arcal Pies. This was located near the Himley Road junction, fronted by a black & white building. By the 1970's the bakery was owned by John Naylor & Son and they continued to make pies. ~
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