66 Frogmore Street
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66, Frogmore Street
Dovers Printers
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Before and After Images
1979/80
2016
About the building
St Michael’s Hall was built in the middle of the 18th century to house the Roman Catholic Church in Abergavenny. It remained as such until the present church in Pen-y-Pound was completed in 1860. It then served as the Catholic School until 1873 when it was sold. The building has wooden moulded pillars, ornate coving in the west end of the gallery and the remains of pews fitted to the wall.When the property was built it replaced the chapel which was housed in a large gabled house on the corner of Lewis’ Lane and Frogmore Street (no 63-64).
It became Dovers Printing Works for many years.
1979/80
Recent history
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Previous occupiers
Year
Name
Detail
Source
1970
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Kelly
1937
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Kelly
1934
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Kelly
1930
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Car/Npt & Dis
1926
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Kelly
1923
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Kelly
1920
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Kelly
1914
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Kelly
1910
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Kelly
1909
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Kelly
1906
J Phillips
showroom for cabinet maker
Kelly
1901
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Kelly
1895
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Kelly
1891
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Kelly
1884
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Kelly
1879
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Thacker
1877
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Owen
1875
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Mer & Croc
1871
Miss Agnes Allitt
also Samuel Gardiner (Resident)
William Fred. Bentley
RC Schoolmistress
Agent for London & Lanc. Life Ins.
Railway Passengers’ Insurance & Home Carting Agents
Kelly
> 1868
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1865
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1862
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Morris & Co
1858
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Josephine McLeane
R C Schoolmistress
Slater
1851
Miss Margaret Baker & Richard Baker
R C Schoolmistress
Agricultural labourer
Census
1845
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Pigot
1844
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Slater
1841
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Slater
1835
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Pigot
1834-45
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Pigot
1834
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Car/Npt & Dis
1822
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Pigot
1792
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Pigot
Other information
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