HISTORY
History of the Piece Hall - Occupiers in 1881
Piece Hall market
This list is taken from White's Leeds and Bradford Directory Part II 1881. Note the original list is in numerical sequence by shop number; I have changed this to alphabetical sequence by surname.
Market Hall (Square Road) [now known as the Piece Hall again]
17 Ackroyd, William, machine broker
38-39 Barron, William, greengrocer
Cross Street entrance, Binns, John, spice manufacturer
18-19 Bowker, Joseph, provision dlr.
166 Broadbent, Michael, yarn and waste dealer
40 Carter, Benjamin, fruiterer
24 Carter, James, fruiterer
82-84 Carter, Sylvanus, hardware merchant
42-51 Collinson, Allen, fish and game salesman
30-34 Crossley, D. fruit &c. salesman
2 Culpan, Thos. M. basket &c mkr.
104-106 Earnshaw, George, agent patent gas stoves
101-103 Earnshaw, Jah. general dlr.
20-21 Kennealy, WIlliam, egg and butter merchant
3-4 Leahy, Thos. butter and egg mert.
112-116 Lister, Moses, fancy dealer
177-180 Lord, E. furniture broker
Cross Street Entrance Lord, James, refreshment rooms
35-37 Moxon, Thos. fruit &c. salesman
8-13 Nicholl Jno. C. aerated water manufacture
58-59 Oldfield, Joseph and Sons, fruit &c. salesmen
25-26 Parker, Jas. fruit etc. salesman
55-57 Smith, Joseph, fish and game salesman
15-16 Spencer, Jno. furniture broker
52-54 Stocks, Edward, fish salesman
26-28 Watts, Waltr. Jno. fish salesman
41 Whitaker, John, fish curer
Piece Hall in the 18th Century
Piece Hall in the 19th Century
© Richard Porter & The Piece Hall Shops Association 2004