42 Frogmore Street

42 Frogmore Street

About the Building | Recent History | Previous Occupiers | Other Information

Address: 42 Frogmore Street
Present Occupier: Replaced as part of Radstock Court Flats
Present Owner: Monmouthshire Housing Association
Ground Floor: Retirement Housing
Other Floors: Retirement Housing
Date when first used by present occupier: c1991

 

About the Building

1990: Radstock Court was built in 1990 as a block of apartments to provide retirement housing. It comprises 2 studio apartments, 23 one bedroom apartments and 2 two bedroom apartments. Each apartment has a fitted kitchen, bathroom with walk in shower and its own front door. Each apartment is rented (Social landlord). There is a garden to the rear. [Source: Monmouthshire Housing Association https://www.monmouthshirehousing.co.uk].

1979: In 1979 this was waste ground. It was built on with the rest of the plot to form the present block of apartments.[ALHS Survey 1980+].

1971: For sale in April 1971 “extensive de-licensed premises & site” [ALHS Survey 1980+].

An early seventeenth century building, the Butcher’s Arms, was demolished in the 1960s.

 

Recent History

For sale in April 1971 “extensive de-licensed premises & site”

 

Previous Occupiers

Year Name Detail Source
1947 Mrs D Blunt The Butchers Arms rate book
1937 Prop: Mrs Agnes Powell The Butchers Arms Kelly
1926 Prop: Arthur Jenkins The Butchers Arms Kelly
1920 Prop: John Basham The Butchers Arms Kelly
1910 Prop: James Jones The Butchers Arms Kelly
1906 Prop: James Jones The Butchers Arms Kelly
1901 Prop: George Phillips The Butchers Arms Kelly
1879 Prop: George Phillips The Butchers Arms Thacker
1862 Prop: Thomas Powell The Butchers Arms Morris & Co
1858 Prop: William Williams The Butchers Arms Slater
1850 Prop: John Tucker The Butchers Arms Pigot
1844 Prop: John Tucker The Butchers Arms Slater
1835 Prop: John Tucker The Butchers Arms Pigot
1822 Prop: Mary Lewis The Butchers Arms Pigot
1791 Prop: William Price The Butchers Arms Pigot

 

 

 

Other Information

In 1843, the Abergavenny Society for the Prosecution of Felons first met here.

1952: a slander document dated 1733 was found in the building.

 

 

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