History of Stratford, West Ham, Canning Town, Silvertown etc & lots of historical London Pubs

The Stratford, West Ham and surronding areas site is updated regularly. The sites purpose is to document the history of part of East London that is now generally thought of as London. Enjoy.

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History of Canning Town

Canning Town Index

Canning Town 1874  Post Office Directory Index

Commercial Traders

Campin Susannah (Miss), shopkeeper, Montesquieu Street
Carter Benjamin, Bridge House Hotel, Barking Road
Carter Henry, fruiterer, Catherine Street
Carter John, coffee rooms, Barking Road
Cassinello Nicilia, confectioner & photographer, 73 North Woolwich Road
Castle George & Co, grocers, Hallsville Road
Castle Geo, grocer & cheesemonger, 48 & 49 North Woolwich Road
Clark Daniel, cow keeper, Ivy Cottage, Barking Road
Clark Emma (Mrs), baker, 129 North Woolwich Road
Clark Robert, carpenter, Sabbarton Street
Clarke John, painter, Roscoe Street
Clason Samuel, beer retailer, Arkwright Street
Clement Samuel, tobacconist, 2 Trinity Terrace, Barking Road
Coggins William, beer retailer, 1 Hope Terrace, Barking Road
Cole Frederick George, Royal Oak, Francis Terrace, Barking Road
Coleman George, grocer, Bidder Stret
Colling Robert Wharrington, station master, 10 Custom House Terrace, North Woolwich Road
Collins Robert, blacksmith, George Street
Collins Stephen, Albert Victor, Burnham Street
Cook Francis, tobacconist, Victoria (London) Docks
Cook Henry William, coffee rooms, Victoria (London) Docks
Cooper Susannah (Miss),linen draper, 57 North Woolwich Road
Co-operative Stores (Joseph Davis, manager), Rathbone Street
Copley John, saw & tool maker, 28 North Woolwich Road
Cordery David, Railway Tavern, North Woolwich Road
Cory William & Son, coal merchants, Victoria (London) Docks
Cotton Chas, glass & china dealer, 112 North Woolwich Road
Cowell Joseph, beer retailer, 82 North Woolwich Road
Crabtree Alfred, plumber & pinter, 23 Custom House Terrace, North Woolwich Road
Craven Herod, fishmonger, Hallsville Road
Crawford Robert, shopkeeper, Burnham Street
Crick Henry, ship smith, Victoria (London) Docks
Cross Charles, baker, Roscoe Street
Crush William Henry, shopkeeper, Bidder Street
Cunningham James, plumber, Sabbarton Street
Curry Jonathan, greengrocer, 121 North Woolwich Road



 

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