Kelly's Directory Of Oxford Abingdon Woodstock & Neighbourhood 1894-1895

Kelly's Directory of Oxford, Abingdon, Woodstock & Neighbourhood 1894-1895

Step Back in Time to the Heart of Victorian Oxfordshire

Unlock the door to the past with this definitive guide to the residents, trades, and institutions of late 19th-century Oxfordshire. This high-quality reproduction of Kelly's Directory for 1894-1895 is more than just a list of names; it is a vivid snapshot of life at the height of the Victorian era.

Whether you are tracing your family tree, researching the history of your house, or exploring the social fabric of historic towns, this directory is an invaluable primary source. Walk the streets of Oxford, Abingdon, and Woodstock as they were over 130 years ago and discover the people who shaped the community.

Inside this essential reference, you will find:

Court & Private Residents: An alphabetical listing of private residents, often with their occupations and addresses. The perfect starting point for locating ancestors.
Commercial & Trades Directory: A comprehensive classified list of every trade and profession, from academics and apothecaries to bakers, blacksmiths, and innkeepers. Discover who ran the local businesses and where they were located.
Street Directory: A street-by-street guide for the major towns, helping you to identify who lived in a specific property.
Official Information: Details of local councils, magistrates, clergy, doctors, and public officials, providing a clear picture of the town's governance and services.
Local Histories & Information: Fascinating descriptions of the towns and surrounding villages, their history, landmarks, and public facilities (including post offices, carriers, and taxi services).
Authentic Advertisements: Period advertisements that offer a charming and insightful glimpse into the products, services, and aspirations of Victorian society.
This Directory is a Must-Have for:

Genealogists: Trace your Oxfordshire ancestors and build a richer picture of their daily lives.
Local & House Historians: Uncover the history of your property and its former inhabitants.
Researchers & Authors: An authentic resource for anyone writing about or studying Victorian England.
Anyone with a Love for Local History: A fascinating journey into the past of one of England's most historic counties.