EPSOM BUSINESSES 1911
1913 Map of Epsom 1
Station Road (Now Upper High Street)
The 1911 Businesses are shown in red. Click on the one you’re interested in to bring up the details, or use the ‘Key to Properties’ below.
Please bear in mind that official numbering was not introduced until later and anomalies will occur. Residential addresses (given that some originals were demolished) and office accommodation are indicated where known. Note that many properties were renumbered; original numbering has been used in the first instance with renumbering indicated where relevant. Some of the numbering may not tally with some documentation; research for this project has been carried out by visiting the properties to get an accurate description.
Key to Properties
Properties are listed even numbers first, then odd numbers. Only 1911 businesses are linked to a separate page. Residential accommodation is given where known.
| Station Road – Even Numbers | ||
| Address | 1911 | 2013 |
| The Quadrant | Public Hall | Barnard Marcus – Estate Agents Techno Zone – Computers Heads Up – Gent’s Hairdresser |
| 2 Station Road | Hugh Maclachlan – Chemist | Direct Residential – Letting Agents |
| 4 Station Road | Mrs Clara Small and Miss Louisa Bradshaw – Drapers | Unoccupied |
| 6 Station Road | Edward Charles Cook – Fruit salesman | Metro Sandwich Bar – Cafe |
| 8 Station Road | George Forster – Grocer | Epsom Carpets – Carpet shop |
| 10 Station Road | Joseph Henry Birch – Printer and stationer | Epsom Sports – Sporting goods |
| 12 Station Road | Harry William Absalom and Alfred Thomas Garland – Ironmongers | Sevenoaks Sound and Vision – TV and audio |
| 14 Station Road | Harry Orford – Dairy | Maxy Express – Burger Bar |
| 16 Station Road | Thomas Richard Coward – Coach and motor body builder (Site Of) | Odeon Cinema (14B – 18) |
| 18 Station Road | Residential (Mrs Jessie Chuter, widow) (Site Of) | Odeon Cinema (14B – 18) |
| 20 Station Road | Residential (Edward Robert Capon, Engineer and surveyor – Epsom UDC) (Site Of) | Epsom Diner – Cafe Maple Gardens Flats (above) |
| 22 Station Road | James Hailes – Music teacher (Site Of) | Jesters – Party Shop Maple Gardens Flats (above) |
| 24 Station Road | David Knights Whittome (later Knights-Whittome) – Artist and photographer (Site Of) | Shapers – Ladies Health Maple Gardens Flats (above) |
| 26 Station Road | Liberal Club (Club steward – Charles Alfred Everitt) (Site Of) | Marathon Windows – Window supplies Skyrah – Beauty Salon Maple Gardens Flats (above) |
| 28 Station Road | Residential (William James McQuillan, Auctioneer’s manager) (Site Of) | Downstairs Unoccupied – was Kallkwik Upstairs offices (Horizon House): Deloitte – Actuarial and Insurance Triskell – Communications Hulley & Kirkwood – Consulting Engineers |
| 30 Station Road | Residential (Empty) (Site Of) | Homewater House – Retirement Flats |
| 32 Station Road | Residential (William John Hart, Solicitor) (Site Of) | Renaissance House – Office Accommodation |
| 34 Station Road | Post Office Telephone Exchange (Site Of) | A Plan – Insurance (34 – 38) |
| 36 Station Road | Residential (Clement Edward Stredwick, Solicitor – Civil Service) (Site Of) | A Plan – Insurance (34 – 38) |
| 38 Station Road | Residential (George Hillman, Schoolmaster) (Site Of) | A Plan – Insurance (34 – 38) |
| 40 Station Road | Residential (Empty) (Site Of) | Unnoccupied Development Site |
| 42 Station Road | Residential (Herbert George Corbett Glenister – pianist) (Site Of) | Unnoccupied Development Site |
| 44 Station Road | Residential (William John Westing – Carpenter and joiner, working in Ewell) (Site Of) | Unnoccupied Development Site |
| 46 Station Road | Railway Hotel (Archibald Leopold De Fraine Peake, Hotel manager) (Site Of) | Unnoccupied Development Site |
| 48 Station Road | Harold Richard Sparks – Jobmaster (Site Of) | Unnoccupied Development Site |
| Station Road – Odd Numbers | ||
| Address | 1911 | 2013 |
| 1 Ormonde Buildings | William Henry Nixon – Wine and spirit merchant | Games Workshop – Board Games |
| 2 Ormonde Buildings | William Linnell Ingham – Chemist (dealer) | Stan James – Betting Shop
Cadogan House – Office Accommodation (above) |
| 3 Ormonde Buildings | Home & Colonial – Groceries (street level)
Austin Reynolds – Upholsterer (above) |
Stan James – Betting Shop
Cadogan House – Office Accommodation (above) |
| 4 Ormonde Buildings | Arthur Paine – General draper | Helder Roberts and Co – Solicitors |
| 5 Ormonde Buildings | William John Peaston – China and glass dealer (later an ironmonger) | Dreams – Bedding |
| 6 Ormonde Buildings | Harry John Ede – Electrical contractor | Dreams – Bedding |
| 7 Ormonde Buildings | Friedrich Wilhelm Schulze (otherwise Frederick Williams)- Hairdresser
Jesse Hunt – Steward, Conservative Club |
Domino’s Pizza – Take Away Pizza |
| 9 Station Road | Conservative Club | The Co-Operative – Food Supplies
Quadrant Dental Practice (above) |
| 11 Station Road | Mrs Ann Frances Rodgers (widow) – Draper | Unoccupied |
| 13 Station Road | Edward James Love – Agent, domestic machinery | Unoccupied |
| 15 Station Road | J Sainsbury & Co (butchery department)- Alfred File, Butcher | Unoccupied |
| 17 Station Road | Mrs Florence Algar (widow) – Confectionery manageress | Lifestyle – Kitchens |
| 19 Station Road | George Durrant Regester – Printer and stationer | Pari’s UK – Newsagent |
| 21 Station Road | J Sainsbury & Co (grocery department) – Ernest Edward Millen, Grocery shop manager | Fudges – Cycle Shop (21-25) |
| 23 Station Road | James Ashley Moatt – Upholsterer | Fudges – Cycle Shop (21-25) |
| 25 Station Road | William Joseph Betteridge – Tailor | Fudges – Cycle Shop (21-25) |
| 27 Station Road | Charles Riddick – Watch and clock maker and jeweller | Dreams Can Come True – Dolls and Doll’s Houses |
| 29 Station Road | (Thomas) Arthur Bowden – tailor | Khan’s – Restaurant |
| 31 Station Road | Miss Rosina Mary Weldon – Costumier | Black Heart – Tattoo Studio |
| 33 Station Road | Epsom (Mid Surrey) Conservative Association | Mei House – Chinese Restaurant |