Clare Road Halifax

This appears as Clare Hall Lane on 19th century maps.

Many of the houses here were built between 1867 and 1870.

The occupants of the properties here have included

Unknown Address:
- Appleyard, Lees & Company
- Clare Road Chapel of Rest, Halifax
- Clare Road Liberal Club, Halifax
- Halifax Building Trades Exchange Company Limited
- Hope Hall, Halifax
- Dr James Inglis
- Shakespeare House, Halifax
- Jane widow of Thomas Frederick Champney [1871]
- Frederick Whiteley [1881]
- Henry Holt Highley [1890]
- Family of Joseph Rideal Duncan [1916]
- Clare Road Maternity Home [1917]
Number 1:
- Royal Oak, Halifax
Number 2:
- Parsons & Son, dentists [1881]
Number 3:
- Mrs Bennett [1881]
- Emily Cockroft [1849-19??] [1911]
- Halifax RAOB (GLF) Hall & Institute [1920]
Number 3a:
- William Henry Hebden [1881]
- Thomas Grattan [1911]
Number 4:
- Jonathan Jessop [1881]
- George Horner [1891]
Number 5:
- Clare House, Halifax
- Henry Hebblethwaite [1881]
Number 5a:
- Gibson Dixon [1905]
- James D. Caird [1874-19??], tramways traffic manager [1911]
Number 6:
- Quaker Burial Ground, Halifax
- Friends Meeting House, Halifax [1743]
- Charles Worsnop [1881]
- Rev Charles Henry Osler [1905]
Number 7:
- Mrs Hanson [1881]
- George Briggs [1859-19??], mineral water salesman [1911]
Number 8:
- Edward Bull [1881]
- Clare Road Tuberculosis Clinic, Halifax [1929]
Number 9:
- William Firth [1881]
- John Richardson [1901]
- Francis Kemp Adcock [1851-19??], worsted yarn spinner [1911]
Number 10:
- Robert Whiteley [1874]
Number 11:
- Mrs Craven [1881]
- Ernest Priestly [1871-19??], electrical engineer [1911]
Number 13:
- Thomas Hanson [1881]
- Thomas Hanson [1850-19??], furniture dealer [1911]
Number 14:
- Edward Johnson Walker [1881]
Number 15:
- Mrs Coton [1881]
- George Thomas Addison [1911]
Number 16:
- Charles James Walshaw [1881]
Number 17:
- David Wright [1881]
- Berlitz School of Languages, Halifax [1914]
Number 18:
- Frederick Whiteley [1881]
- James Henry Dobb [1911]
Number 19:
- William Smith [1881]
- William Atkinson [1905]
- Alfred Clapham [1911]
Number 20:
- Rev John Holmes [1881]
- Robert Edward Fisher [1911]
Number 21:
- William King [1881]
- John Atkinson [1905]
- William Atkinson [1911]
Number 22:
- Joseph Collinson
- Joseph Collinson [1881]
- Henry Edwin Moore [1905]
- Rev Arthur Edmund John Burton Barrow [1911]
Number 24:
- Edward Collinson [1881]
- Jonas Crabtree [1881]
- Ehud Hanson [1901]
- Jackie Gibson School of Dancing [1998]
Number 25:
- Rev Joseph Cooper [1905]
Number 26:
- William Henry Nicholson [1881]
- William Henry Nicholson [1911]
Number 27:
- Uriah Binns [1905]
Number 28:
- Henry Holt Highley [1881]
- William Robinson [1911]
Number 30:
- John Imray [1881]
- Hugh Sugden Holdsworth [1901]
- Hugh Sugden Holdsworth [1911]
Number 32:
- Halifax Women's Welfare Clinic
- TOC H Rooms, Halifax
- Charles William Holyday [1881]
- Robert Haddon [1911]
Number 34:
- Mrs Jane Champney [1871]
- Girls' High School, Halifax [1881]
- Miss Robinson [1881]
- Mrs Emma Ainley [1841-19??] [1911]
- Lambert, Roper & Horsfield Limited [1960s]
Number 36:
- Mrs Sheard [1881]
- William Hilbert [1911]
Number 38:
- Henry Blakey [1881]
- John Booth [1881]
- Miss Harriet Booth [1844-19??] [1911]
Number 61:
- Sarah, widow of George Duffield [1902]
Number 67:
- John Halliday [1901]

Most of the houses have been converted into offices and business premises.

Many buildings here are listed

Number 4 Wards End
Friends' Meeting House

Page Ref: QQ_995

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