Church Street Properties

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19850000 Site of St Lawrence's Square (John Allen)

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Church Street (Freeman Bros)

19850000 Site of St Lawrence Square-01 [Ivor Speed]

19850000 Site of St Lawrence Square-02 [Ivor Speed]

19850000 Site of St Lawrence Square-03 [Ivor Speed]

19850000 Site of St Lawrence Square-04 [Ivor Speed]

19850000 Site of St Lawrence Square-05 [Ivor Speed]

19850100 Site of St Lawrence Square [Ivor Speed]

- Church Street looking east, c.1903-1907 [Freeman Bros].

- Church Street, looking east, c.1912.

- Church Street, looking west, c.1920s [A Parsons].

- Church Street, looking east, c.1920s [A Parsons].

- Church Street, looking east, c.1920 [Collier "C516"].

- Church Street looking east, undated (from Moya Dixon).

- Site of St Lawrence Square, 1985 (from John Allen).

- Site of St Lawrence Square, 1985 [Ivor Speed].

Church Street properties with Common Rights:

The Church Street properties attracting Sanden Fee Common Rights are:
- 1, 12, 22, 29, 30, 33, 34, 42, 50, 51, and 52 (see links below).

Other Sanden Fee Commoners are at Parsonage Farm, Sanham Green House, Helms, Beacon Farm, Prosperous Home Farm, Prosperous Cottage, Manor House and Pennywicks. For further information on these see "Other local farms and estates".

Sanden Fee was amalgamated with the Town & Manor for administrative purposes in 1961.

Church Street (then called Church Lane), from the 1814 Inclosure Map

Church Street, c.1898 (from the OS map)

Individual Properties:

North Side:

Note: There is the possibility of added confusion here, as at some stage the houses were re-numbered!

What is now 1 Church Street, the Library (the "Hub"), the old Great Western Mill and the Fire Station are on the site of what was 19 High Street,

1 Church Street 

Library

Great Western Mill

Fire Station and  Fire Service since 1924.

The older properties start from the site of the Ebenezer Chapel (formerly Wesleyan Methodist). I think that the current 3 and 2 Church Street (built c.1972?) were on the site of the previously numbered 1 Church Street.

3 and 2 Church Street (was 1 Church Street)

8 Church Street

12 Church Street

20 Church Street - see Cycle Shops

22 Church Street

27 Church Street

29 Church Street

South Side:

30 Church Street

33 Church Street

34 Church Street

36 Church Street

37-42 Church Street

43 Church Street

50 Church Street (previously "The Angel")

51 Church Street

52 Church Street

Miscellaneous notes:

William Lambourn, bootmaker of Church Street, died Oct 1931, aged 85 yrs.

A J White was a Dairyman at 7 Church Street.

Professor Frisco, magician at 32 Church Street advertised c.1950. See his advert.

46 Church Street: Chris Browning in 2021.