Union Row
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Union Row
Thank you to Richard Pollard for contributing the image
Comments
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on 09 Mar 2012 Mrs Eileen Wood said In the family tree of my mother ( nee Kent ) It states the family lived at no 7 in 1881. Do you know the no. of the house in the photo ? -
on 01 Apr 2012 Christine Stanley said My family lived at 5 Union Row 1885 Isaac Larkin
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on 27 Jan 2014 Vic Truluck said I find that my great grandfather lived at 6 Union Row, according to the 1881 census.
Did you find which numbrs were which? -
on 20 Dec 2017 Trish said My husband's 2 x great grandfather Henry "Fox" Prior lived at number 9 from about 1861. Great to have an idea of what it was like. Thanks.
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on 10 Oct 2021 Linda Jeffery said My husbands gguncle lived atno 14 in 1911 he was the son of Christine Stanley's Isaac
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on 05 Mar 2023 Brian said Sorry to muddy the waters for you all - especially Richard Pollard - but I believe this is Fisher's Cottages.
The high building at the end is very distinctive, and the only match is 113 All Saint's Street. The lower floors have been remodelled, but it fits.
The cottages at the far end are in pairs, with levels changing as the ground falls toward the camera. The building on the camerman's right has a gap between the four cottages shown (note the protuberances above the doorway to prove how many).
None of the above match Union Row.
Map/satellite of interest
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side/#zoom=19.0&lat=50.85845&lon=0.59404&layers=117746211&right=ESRIWorld
1929 photo showing Union Row bottom right - register for free to allow enlargement
https://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/image/EPW026199
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