I'm amazed that horse drawn mail coaches will still happening in 1905, to be honest!
1911 Post Office London Suburbs Directory lists
Harris William, chimney sweeper, 5 Sussex road, Brixton SW
Sussex Road isn't there any more
1951 OS map here
I make it about (as close as Street View will take me) here
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I looked at no 5 Sussex Road , I have William Harris , chimney sweep there from 1910-11 to 1918. I haven't recorded 1919-1921 but in 1922 no 5 is occupied by William Bidwell.
However he is also listed at no 7 Sussex road from 1880 as a chimney sweep through to 1901 and from 1902 as a marine store dealer, with Mrs Kate Waller at the same address as a wardrobe dealer until 1907-1908.
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on tweeter today
(collage page / larger image here - says it's 1907)
1904 / 1911 London Suburbs directories have this as 16 Hinton Road, just north of the junction of Milkwood Road.
Bit hard to place, as the street numbering had changed before the 1950 OS map
I think it's the building shown as 'ruin' on that map, which would make it about where Kingsley Point is now.
Advert in the window is for an event at the Surrey Masonic Hall, which was at 295 Camberwell New Road - more here
There is another version of this photo which has the street sign - Hardess Street. But it doesn't tie up with the OS map for Hinton Road.
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The building shape suggests the other end of Hardess St on Herne Hill Road. Which leads to the idea that the De Gerdons had two shops.
I did a feature about that some time ago
Busy road scene
I'm pretty sure that's the corner with Morrish Road.View attachment 222929
I want to do one of my history pieces on this view of Brixton Hill but can't find any street numbers - or the address of Walter bacon - to match the current site.
Based on the slight curve of the road downwards, my by best guess is that it's New Park Road to the left (Tuson's Corner) - can anyone confirm?