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* JJ Wilshire's (not Wiltshire) Derwent Stores (1856 - 1872)
* Ikey Solomon is reputed to have run a tobacconist on this site between 1835 and 1838
* McGough & Andrewartha Emporium (-1895 - 1909)
* [[James Jon Wilshire|JJ Wilshire]]’s Derwent Stores (1856 - 1872)
* Scarr's Happy Home Store (manager Frank Brown) (-1913 - 1919+)
* Walter Bock (1872 - 1874?)
* Perkins & Nephew Emporium (1874? - 1887+)
* McGough & [[Alfred James Andrewartha|Andrewartha]] Emporium (-1895 - 1909)
* Scarr's Happy Home Stores (manager Frank Brown) (-1913 - 1919+)
* F Browne (1920s)
* Lee and Sons
* Lee and Sons
* VD Lee's Ironmongery
* VD Lee's Ironmongery
* Tipper Lee Hardware  
* Tipper Lee Hardware  
* Demolished & rebuilt (1967)  
* Demolished (1967)
* Kenny Chan (1976? - ?)
* Lucki's Takeaway (1993)
* Corner Capers
* Corner Capers
* Subway
* Subway


Although the street address for this site is 19 High Street, it is 34 & 34a Burnett Street on List Maps and title search.
Although the street address for this site is now 19 High Street, the land title description is 34 & 34a Burnett Street and shows as such on List Maps and title search.
[[File:Zzz_Andrewartha.jpg|600px|thumb|left|McGough & Andrewartha Emporium in 1906.]]
[[File:High_Street_19_Perkins_and_Nephew.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Perkins & Nephew Emporium in approximately 1880.  (Photo courtesy of the late Grace Curtin)]]
[[File:Zzz_Scarrs_011508.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Scarr's Happy Home Store around 1918. Shop to the left behind the cart is JE Fuller's Bakery.]]  
[[File:High_Street_19_Andrewartha_Store.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Streetscape showing McGough & [[Alfred James Andrewartha|Andrewartha]] Emporium on the right in 1906. (Photo courtesy of the Tasmanian Mail)]]
[[File:Zzz_Browne's_Store_011143.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Browne's Furniture Store 1920s.  The awning of [[16 High Street|JF Lee & Sons]] is visible on the left - built in 1912.  [[27-29 High Street|29 High Street]], seen to the left, was built in 1921.  Originally this photo was incorrectly dated and published as being from 1855.  The building dates from 1856 but the photo is from the 1920s.]]
[[File:High_Street_19_Scarrs_Store.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Scarr's Happy Home Stores around 1918. The shop to the left behind the cart is JE Fuller's Bakery before it moved to [[42 High Street]].]]  
[[File:High_Street_19_Streetscape.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Streetscape showing JF Lee & Sons Furniture at number 19 and surrounding buildings]]  
[[File:High_Street_19_Browne's_Store.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Browne's Furniture Store 1920s.  The awning of [[16 High Street|JF Lee & Sons]] is visible on the left - built in 1912.  [[27-29 High Street|29 High Street]], seen to the left, was built in 1921.  Originally this photo was incorrectly dated and published as being from 1855.  The building dates from 1856 but the photo is from the 1920s. ]]
[[File:High_Street_19_demolition_1967_Damian_Bester.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Demolition of the century old building in 1967 to make way for a new modern building. (Photo courtesy of Damian Bester) ]]
[[File:High_Street_19_Streetscape.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Streetscape showing JF Lee & Sons Furniture at number 19 on the immediate right. ]]
[[File:High_Street_19_1950s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|View of 19 High Street and surrounding shops in the late 1950s from an Ash Bester postcard.]]  
[[File:High_Street_19_demolition_1967_Damian_Bester.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Demolition of the century old building in 1967 - the site was used as a car park for a couple of years until a new building was erected. (Photo courtesy of Damian Bester)]]
[[File:High_Street_19_Corner_Capers_(2006).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Corner Capers Internet Cafe in 2006 (Photo courtesy of New Norfolk Historical Information Centre)]]
[[File:High_Street_19_Subway_(2009).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Subway in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

Latest revision as of 21:41, 10 January 2025

← 17 High Street - ◦ - 25 High Street →

  • Ikey Solomon is reputed to have run a tobacconist on this site between 1835 and 1838
  • JJ Wilshire’s Derwent Stores (1856 - 1872)
  • Walter Bock (1872 - 1874?)
  • Perkins & Nephew Emporium (1874? - 1887+)
  • McGough & Andrewartha Emporium (-1895 - 1909)
  • Scarr's Happy Home Stores (manager Frank Brown) (-1913 - 1919+)
  • F Browne (1920s)
  • Lee and Sons
  • VD Lee's Ironmongery
  • Tipper Lee Hardware
  • Demolished (1967)
  • Kenny Chan (1976? - ?)
  • Lucki's Takeaway (1993)
  • Corner Capers
  • Subway

Although the street address for this site is now 19 High Street, the land title description is 34 & 34a Burnett Street and shows as such on List Maps and title search.

Perkins & Nephew Emporium in approximately 1880. (Photo courtesy of the late Grace Curtin)
Streetscape showing McGough & Andrewartha Emporium on the right in 1906. (Photo courtesy of the Tasmanian Mail)
Scarr's Happy Home Stores around 1918. The shop to the left behind the cart is JE Fuller's Bakery before it moved to 42 High Street.
Browne's Furniture Store 1920s. The awning of JF Lee & Sons is visible on the left - built in 1912. 29 High Street, seen to the left, was built in 1921. Originally this photo was incorrectly dated and published as being from 1855. The building dates from 1856 but the photo is from the 1920s.
Streetscape showing JF Lee & Sons Furniture at number 19 on the immediate right.
View of 19 High Street and surrounding shops in the late 1950s from an Ash Bester postcard.
Demolition of the century old building in 1967 - the site was used as a car park for a couple of years until a new building was erected. (Photo courtesy of Damian Bester)
Corner Capers Internet Cafe in 2006 (Photo courtesy of New Norfolk Historical Information Centre)
Subway in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)
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