Impson, Butchers

The building is said to date to 1653 and was demolished in 1946.

Other people who probably lived in this house, next door or at the rear include:
Robert Matthews-harness maker;
Robert Hudson-poulterer.
Matthew Pratt and his son, also Matthew, watchmakers in the 1870s.

In 1911 the house was occupied by William Dillistone – a taxidermist

A Mr Futter did not live in the building in 1939 but was a shoe repairer there.

Godfrey & Impson butchers opened in about 1926 and Impson Butchers is still trading today in the same location.