Peel Street

Researchers should be wary of historic street locations as the streets of Ballarat and surrounds have been renumbered over the years.

Businesses and people in Peel Street

Address known

3 Peel Street - F.S. Goon, Chinese Herbalist (<1909-1923>)

6 Peel Street - J. E. Sang, Chinese Herbalist (<1906>)

7 Peel Street – T. Smith & Sons, coffee and spice millers (<1887>)

20 Peel Street – J. Butland, cutlery maker (<1887>)

Address unknown

Athletic Club Hotel

R. W. Butland, cutlery maker (<1887>)

William Dunn, blacksmith and farrier (<1887>)

James Giles, basket maker (<1887>)

R. McCulloch, wood turner (<1887>)

W. Robertson, carver, gilder and picture-frame maker (<1887>)

James H. Spark, venetian blind maker (<1863>)

Richard Williams, coach builder (<1887>)

Lo Kwoi Sang, Chinese Herbalist

(cnr Bridge Street) - James McKay & Sons

Peel Street West – W. Robertson & Co., cabinet makers and upholsterers (<1887>)

Businesses and people in Peel Street North

Address known

21 Peel Street North - Vale The Quality Printer (<1927>)

30 Peel Street North – C. Watts, tailor (<1887>)

Address unknown

Thomas George Alloway, coach builder (<1887>)

James Bastable, boot and shoemaker (<1887>)

James Beaton, tailor (<1887>)

George Halliday, boot and shoemaker (<1887>)

A. Hope, tinsmith (<1887>)

John James, boot and shoemaker (<1887>)

Businesses and people in Peel Street South

Address known

46 Peel Street South - J. Haymes, baker and pastrycook (<1887>)

Address unknown

Thomas Brown, boot and shoemaker (<1887>)

Robert Carroll, blacksmith and farrier (<1887>)

W. Sharwood, wheelwright (<1887>)

Joseph Williams, blacksmith and farrier (<1887>)