Unanswerable But ...

[RichardB]

Where is/was Charlton Street in 1881 and why the big gap of eight unoccupied houses in a block ? Did another road cut through them later ? Where they demolished to make some other, larger, structure ?

Not in isolation either :

Numbers 17,19,21, 23, 29, 31, 41, 43, 49

and 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 , 32, 34, 36, 40, 42, 44 and 48.

Change the question - why were some left standing ? Equally unanswerable lol

[vox]

1911 Census

14 Charlton Street, Sheffield, Yorkshire

Mr. Walter Charles Goddard Head 32 Blacksmith Striker

1911 census:

49 Charlton Street, Sheffield

Albert Ed Ellis - 36

Charlton St. is on one of the missing OS map sheets.

[DaveH]

Charlton St. is on one of the missing OS map sheets.

Typical isn't it,

The map coverage of the OS maps on this site is very high, we have the biggest majority of them.

But whenever you want to look something up on one of them the chances of what you want to see being on one of the few missing maps seems to be disproportionately high.

:angry:

[RichardB]

Not a lot from SRO :

William Steel, Shopkeeper, 2 Charlton Street, Brightside Lane Kelly's 1893

William Alfred Usher, grocer, 188 Don Road, Brightside & 4 Charlton Street, Brightside White's 1911

Arthur T. Mason, Greengrocer , 2 Charlton Street, Brightside White's 1911

where's the rest of it ??

[RichardS]

Charlton st, just above the Wellington on Hawke street.

1905 from Oldmaps.