1904 list of towns
Total number of matches found: 30
The pier, constructed by the corporation, opened 1876, 700 feet in length, 100 feet head frontage, the cost 4000GBP |
Places of Worship: |
Church of St. James, seating for 380, of which 160 are free |
Wesleyan chapel, seating for 250 |
Bible Christian chapel, seating for 120 |
Baptist chapel, seating for 100 |
Plymouth Brethren chapel, seating for 50 |
Parish Clerk, James A. Griffiths, Field place |
Post, M. O. & T. O. & S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office (Railway Sub-Office). [vacant], receiver. |
Public Establishments: |
Coast Guard Station, Bridge road, James E. Henderson, chief officer, & 1 chief boatman & 7 men |
Isle of Wight Constabulary, Thomas Cass, sergeant, & 4 constables |
L. & S. W. R. Steam Packet Office, A. Bullard, agent Quay |
Solent Yacht Club, Quay street, Sir Charles Seely bart. D.L., J.P. commodore ; Lieut.-Col. Richard Pearson Crozier D.L., J.P. rear-commodore ; Major F. L. Donaldson, hon. sec. |
Stamp Office, Quay street |
Town Hall & Market House, St. James square |
Royal Humane Society & Receiving House (where drags &c. are kept), Yarmouth poer |
Public Officers: |
Assistant Overseer & Clerk to Parish Council, S. E. R. Nicholls |
Harbour Master & Ship Agent, Edward Bright |
Pier Master & Collector, William E. Griffiths |
National School, St. James street (mixed & infants), was erected in 1855, with master's residence, by the Rev. J. Blackburn, late rector, at a cost of upwards of 1000GBP, for 220 children ; average attendance 195 ; James E. Firmage, master ; Miss Dovey, mistress |
Newspaper. - 'County Press,' sat 1d. ; agent, Charles J. Hearson (chief office, Newport) |
Railways: |
Yarmouth & Freshwater & Newport Railway - Through booking to London, via Cowes & Ryde, & all Stations on the Isle of Wight system (Robert J. White, station master). |
London & South Western - Trough booking via Lymington, & receiving office for goods (James Hall, agent), Quay |
Carriers to: |
Freshwater - James Hall, daily, from Pier Hotel stables, sun. excepted |
Newport - Drake, tues.thurs. & sat. ; Whittington, from the Quay, mon. wed & sat. ; & Newbery, mon. wed. & sat. |
Water Conveyance - Steam communication to & from Lymington about eight times a day in summer, five in winter, Sunday excepted. |