Post Office Directory Of The Borough Of Southampton

This meticulously reproduced directory offers a fascinating snapshot of Southampton's commercial and social landscape in a bygone era. Compiled by William Cooper of the Southampton Post Office, the "Post Office Directory Of The Borough Of Southampton" provides an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the local history of this important British port city. Delve into detailed listings of businesses, residents, and local institutions, offering a unique glimpse into the daily life and economic activity of Southampton during the period. Discover the names and addresses of prominent citizens, explore the diverse range of trades and services offered, and gain a deeper understanding of the borough's rich heritage. This directory serves as a valuable primary source document, bringing the past to life and providing a rich tapestry of information for researchers and enthusiasts alike.

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