AE Freeman
Gent's Hairdresser and Perfumier
Freeman Albt. Edwd. hairdrssr (1950 Kelly's)
source: LUDC 1950
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from Kelly's 1950 Directory - private
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RECTORY LANE.
From 42 The Street to Crampshaw la.
East side.
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Rectory Lane AE Freeman Gent's Hairdresser and Perfumier Freeman Albt. Edwd. hairdrssr (1950 Kelly's) |
source: LUDC 1950 |
3 Ashtead Electronics
(M. J. Aitken & E. Twiddy, proprs.), radio dlrs
5 Farmer's, boot repr
............ here is Park walk ............
19 Worsfold Jack, bldr
19 Worsfold Jack
West side.
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Rectory Lane Kelly's 1950 Robbins W watch mkr LUDC 1950 W Robbins Watchmaker Rectory Lane Ashtead New Watches and Clocks at Competitive Prices Reliable Repairs to Watches, Clocks and Electric Clocks - satisfaction assured LUDC 1965/67 Established 25 Years W Robbins Watchmaker Rectory Lane Ashtead New Watches and Clocks at Competitive Prices Satisfaction Assured Reliable Repairs to Watches, Clocks and Electric Clocks |
 source LUDC 1950 |
 source LUDC 1965/67 |
4 Ashtead Fisheries (D.
A. Thorpe & W. B. Boswell, proprs), fishmongers
6 Weller E. & R. C. newsagts
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Rectory Lane 1965/67 Vanity Fair Baby Wear Specialists, Ladies Lingerie, Corsetry, Hosiery, Knitting Wools Prop Mrs Joan E Cundy previously Leader Mrs. R., draper (Kelly's 1950) |
 source LUDC 1965/67 |
10 Rasmussen Miss Ida, teas
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Rectory Lane Fowler's Cottage Grade II Listed Listing Text ASHTEAD RECTORY LANE TQ 1857-1957 (west side) 8/37 23.11.73 No.12 (Fowler's Cottage) GV II Cottage. Probably late C17, with C18 addition to rear; altered. Timber-framed construction with gable wall, rear wing, and chimneys of red handmade brick, roof of red tiles, some tile-hanging on left gable. L-plan formed by 2-unit front range with single-unit rear wing. Two storeys and 2 bays; front wall has exposed large-framing with timbers mostly of light scantling, including a sill and a wallplate, principal wall-posts at both corners and in the centre, a mid-level rail, and thin studs and rails between these; to the right of the central post is an inserted 2-light casement window in what appears to be a former doorway; otherwise, there is a 3-light casement to the left, a larger 3-light fixed window to the right, and 2 small 3-light casements at 1st floor immediately under the wallplate. Large external chimney stacks at both gables; full-height lean-to at right-hand gable. The rear wall is of brick at ground floor with timber-framing above, and has 2 single-light casements; the rear wing has segmental-headed openings including an inserted or moved doorway and a 2-light casement to the left of this (no openings above), and a large external chimney stack at the rear gable (partly covered by a lean-to). Interior: not inspected, but rear wing said to contain bread oven. Listing NGR: TQ1857857977 source: British Listed Buildings [advice: do not 'click button to view video'] |
 source: UK Photo Archive 2016  source 1965/7 LUDC  source: image LUDC 1950 |
22 Bridgwater Bros. public works contrctrs. (works)
Whereabouts in Rectory Lane was The Kettle Sings? No.10?
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