36B Frogmore Street
About the Building | Recent History | Previous Occupiers | Other Information
| Address: | 36B Frogmore Street |
| Present Occupier: | “Lambo Shop” |
| Present Owner: | |
| Ground Floor: | Vape Shop |
| Other Floors: | |
| Date when first used by present occupier: | Opening date unknown : 2025 |
About the Building
Both sides of this building were built as a chapel by Mr White (local architect and builder) in 1871.
It was built in the Gothic style with three Y-shaped tracery windows on the main gable end-stone fascade, gable entry type.[ALHS Survey 1980].
Recent History
2025: From : Unknown date in early 2025 : “Lambo Shop” Vape business [Source : Walk past 19/4/25 Also Streetview]
2023: Halls Furniture Store from ??? closed approx. Sept. 2023 – owner moved business online
2021: Halls Furniture Shop [Streetview].
2018 May: Halls Furniture Shop [Streetview].
2015 Oct: Halls Furniture Shop [Streetview].
Previous Occupiers
| Year | Name | Detail | Source |
| 2011 July | Halls Furniture | Ready made and bespoke furniture | Streetview |
| 2008 Nov | Halls Furniture | Ready made and bespoke furniture | Streetview |
| 1895 | Presbyterian Chapel | Kelly | |
| 1895 | William J Day | Hay and Straw Dealer | Kelly |
| 1871 | Calvinistic Methodist Chapel | Kelly |
Other Information
2002: Both sides converted into a shop for MIND with the upper floor used as a meeting room or dance floor.[ALHS Survey 1980+]
On the site that the Halls furniture occupied there was a Presbyterian church. The original one before they built what is now Whitefield Presbyterian in Pen-y-Pound. [Info from Rhian Auty]
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