Waterhouse Street, Halifax

Contents:

General Points
Property in Waterhouse Street
Beerhouses & Pubs in Waterhouse Street

General Points

Waterhouse Street leads from Hall End to Broad Street.

The Street was constructed in the 1820s.

Property here – including the Linen Hall – was demolished when the construction took place.

Property in Waterhouse Street

The occupants of the properties here have included

Unknown Address:
- Joe Turner Spencer
- John Sutcliffe
- Henry Bannister [1829]
- Joseph Savile Stott [1829]
- Wesley's Chapel, Halifax [1829]
- Pohlmann & Sons Limited [1830]
- John Holland (Jnr), woolstapler [1834]
- Harriet & Mary Cassons, milliner & dress maker [1834]
- Stansfield & Craven, attorneys [1834]
- Stead & Dyson, attorneys [1834]
- John Hodgson, boot & shoe maker [1834]
- Riley Kitson [1834]
- Joseph Ross [1834]
- James Rotheray, tobacco pipe maker [1834]
- The Commercial Bank of England [1835]
- Edward Bennett, saddler [1837]
- Joseph Firth Walsh, porter merchant [1837]
- Rt Whitham, bank cashier [1837]
- Waterhouse Street Library [1840]
- Simpson Baines [1841]
- Edward Riley [1841]
- Liberal News Room [1845]
- Joseph Dawson [1850]
- Halifax, Bradford & Keighley Insurance Company [1850]
- Mary McArthur [1850]
- Henry William Pohlmann [1861]
- William Crabtree [1870]
- Ives & Son [1874]
- Mr Rawnsley [1875]
- Thomas Simpson & Sons Limited [1880s]
- H. Blakey & Sons [1881]
- Albert Hind Limited [1884]
- Yorkshire Penny Bank: Halifax [1886]
- Bank Chambers, Halifax [1905]
- L. J. Hampson & Company [1905]
- Penny Bank Chambers, Halifax [1905]
- Utley, Hebblethwaite & Utley [1905]
- C. W. Greaves & Company [1915]
- Clement William Greaves [1915]
- Hall End Chocolate Store, Halifax [1915]
- National Provincial Bank [1926]
- NatWest Bank, Halifax [1926]
- Broadway Supermarket Halifax Co-operative Society [1962]
Number 1:
- Joseph Chappell, linen draper [1829]
Number 2:
- T. Helliwell & Sons
- Riley Kitson [1837]
- Judge James Stansfeld [1845]
- Norcross Burrows [1851]
- Craven & Rankin [1859]
- Frederick Rawnsley [1878]
- The Coal Exchange [1905]
- Sam Stocks & Sons Limited [1940s]
Number 3:
- W. Grime & Son [1905]
Number 5:
- Robert Bottomley, wholesale dealer [1837]
- Dr Benjamin Greenwood [1837]
- Charles Pritchard [1874]
- London City & Midland Bank Limited [1905]
Number 6:
- Thomas Hey Garlick [1837]
- John Horobin [1911]
Number 8:
- John James Wrigley [1851]
- J. Palmer [1890]
Number 9:
- Charles Rimondi [1841]
Number 10:
- W. A. Metcalfe [1840]
- Utley & Gray [1896]
Number 11:
- Driver Sunderland Robertshaw [1890s]
- Mercantile Bank of Lancashire Limited [1894]
Number 12:
- Central Portrait Rooms, Halifax [1865]
- Henry Murrell [1900s]
- Henry Davies Grime [1905]
- Halifax Liberal Association [1917]
Number 16:
- Samuel Stott [1837]
- Dr Ferdinand Dupré [1855]
- James Holdsworth Titterington [1874]
Number 19:
- William Aked Metcalfe, linen draper [1837]
Number 21:
- William Little, china, glass, and earthenware dealer [1837]
- Samuel Rawnsley [1851]
- West Riding Permanent Benefit Building Society [1881]
Number 22:
- Henry Pohlmann [1845]
Number 23:
- Halifax Joint Stock Banking Company Limited [1834]
- Halifax Joint Stock Banking Company: Waterhouse Street, Halifax [1834]
- T. E. Akroyd & Company [1914]
Number 25:
- Halifax Equitable Benefit Building Society [1871]
Number 27:
- J. Hamilton & Son [1905]
Number 29:
- Crabtree & Son [1866]
Number 30:
- Halifax School Board [1874]
- Whiteley & Ainley [1900]
Number 60:
- Henry Aaron [1894]

Beerhouses & Pubs in Waterhouse Street, Halifax

Several beerhouses and public houses have been recorded in and around Waterhouse Street, Halifax, including

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