Please note that over time whilst street names have remained the same, the numbers of buildings have changed. So, for instance, the building at 3 Witton Street in the 1890s will not necessarily be the same building at 3 Witton Street today.
Margaret Burgess, wine & spirit merchant, 27-29 High Street (rear of) – 1891
Sanders & Hanley, Dane Bridge Mills, London Road (rear of) – 1891
William Beckett, drapers, silk mercers, tailors, wool merchants, milliners, hosiers & undertakers, 31-33 High Street – 1891
Northwich in sepia
John Weston, ironmonger, Dane Street - 1891
Bridge Inn, 9 London Road – 1891
Site of Castle Chambers, 16-18 Castle Street (after subsidence) - 1890
Henry Bratt & Son, general drapers & outfitters, milliners & carpet factors, 2-4 Witton Street – 1891
James Worsley, jeweller & silversmith, pawnbroker, 3-5 Leicester Street – 1891
Samuel Moreland, ironmonger, 21 Witton Street – 1891
Frederick William Hughes, builders' merchant, Leicester Street yard - 1891
William Horatio Chadwick, plumber & house decorator, 9 Market Street - 1891
Perry's houses, 51-59 Tabley Street - 1891
Thomas Caleb Hughes, slate & tile merchant, 49 Witton Street – 1891
Hughes' Cottages, 85-91 Leicester Street – 1891
Charles Edward Hall, plumber & newsagent, 58 High Street – 1891
Perry's houses, 10-18 Leicester Street – 1891
John Hitchens, tailor, 16 Witton Street & William Verdin, general draper, 14 Witton Street - 1891
Crown Hotel, 3 Crown Street – Dec 1891
Misses Elizabeth & Fanny Senior, bootmakers, 34 Witton Street - around 1915
General Post Office, 110 Witton Street - around 1920
Robert Clegg, hatter, hosier & outfitter, 1 High Street & Thomas Wilson, ironmonger, 3 High Street – 1891
William Patten, grocer, 18 Witton Street
Angel Hotel, 18 High Street & Imperial Buildings, 20-22 High Street (during Bull Ring reconstruction), 1922
Angel Hotel, 18 High Street & offices, 20-22 High Street – 1891
Junction of Witton Street and Leicester Street – around 1905
Junction of Crown Street, High Street and Witton Street (during reconstruction) – around 1913
Charles Eachus, hatter, 1 Witton Street. William Boosey & Son, nurseryman & seed merchants, 3 Witton Street (during reconstruction) - around 1913
Moving the new Bridge Inn (now Bridge House), London Road – 1914
Subsidence affecting the old Bridge Inn, 9 London Road - 1904
Meelston & Co., fruiterers, 5 High Street - around 1910
Market Street viewed from High Street - around 1930
High Street viewed from Bull Ring - around 1930
Arthur Worsley, tailor, 13 High Street & Joseph Barlow, butcher, 15 High Street (during reconstruction) - 1922
Joseph Smith, fishmonger, 60 High Street (before reconstruction) – early 1920s