OLD DEVONPORT
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Moseley, Plymouth Webpage created: December 05, 2017. Webpage updated: December 05, 2017 |
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ROADS AND STREETS IN OLD DEVONPORT CHAPMAN'S OPE Between Cannon Street and Holman's Buildings, cutting across Cornwall Street, ran three openings, known in Devonport as "Opes": Cannon Street Ope was the first, Chapman's Ope, the second, and Webster's Ope, the last before Cornwall Beach. In 1914 Chapman's Ope contained six residences, two of which, numbers 2 and 3, were occupied by Mr W J Dunn, an iron founder in the Royal Dockyard. The entrance to Cornwall Street Board School was in Chapman's Ope. It became the Cornwall Street Council School in 1903. Miss [Helen A] Condy was the headmistress in 1914. |
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