29 Frogmore Street

29 Frogmore Street

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

Address: 29 Frogmore Street
Present Occupier:
Present Owner:
Ground Floor:
Other Floors: Accommodation
Date when first used by present occupier:

 

About the Building

This iron pole remains from when the property was part of the Lion Foundry.

 

Recent History

February 2025 : Hilscott carpet shop closed  – company bankrupt (?) [ALHS Survey 1980+.Shopfront still showing on Streetview]

From 2 December 2023 : Hillscott Ltd  Carpet/ Flooring. A family company. Main branch of shop in The Street, Brecon.[ALHS Survey 1980+]

2021: Abergavenny Flooring Centre. [Streetview & ALHS Survey 1980+].

2018 May: Abergavenny Flooring Centre.[Streetview & ALHS Survey 1980+].

2015 Oct: Abergavenny Flooring Centre. [Streetview & ALHS Survey 1980+].

1976? to 2023 : Abergavenny Flooring Centre (Mr Hatherall). On this site for over 45 years [ALHS Survey 1980+].

 

 

Previous Occupiers

Year Name Detail Source
2011 July Abergavenny Flooring Centre Carpets & Flooring Streetview & ALHS Survey 1980+
2008 Nov Abergavenny Flooring Centre Carpets & Flooring Streetview & ALHS Survey 1980+
1975 Gavenny Carpet Warehouse Carpets Advertisements in Gwent Gazette

Example 01/08/1975P1

1937 EA Beveridge & Co Draper Kelly
1934 EA Beveridge & Co Draper Kelly
1927-31 EA Beveridge & Co Draper
1926 EA Beveridge & Co Draper Kelly
1923 EA Beveridge & Co Draper Kelly
1921 Thomas W Beveridge Draper
1914 Edith A Beveridge Draper Kelly
1912 Edith A Beveridge Draper
1910 Edith A Beveridge Draper
1906 Edith A Beveridge Draper Kelly
1901 Thomas W Beveridge Draper Kelly
1895 William Hughes Wheelwright Kelly
1891 William Hughes Wheelwright Kelly
1884 William Hughes Wheelwright Kelly
1877 William Hughes Wheelwright Owen
1875 William Hughes Wheelwright Mer & Croc
1871 William Hughes Wheelwright Kelly
1865 William Hughes Wheelwright
1862 William Hughes Wheelwright Morris & Co
1858 William Hughes Wheelwright
1852 William Hughes Wheelwright

Other Information

1909: The South Wales Argus reported that a ‘tramp’ had pleaded guilty of  stealing six shirts valued at 11s 6d from Thomas Beveridge shop. He was sentenced to 21 days hard labour. [South Wales Weekly Argus 25/12/1909].

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