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73 High Street

2026-06-12T13:12:59Z

Rchapman:

← [[67 High Street]] - ◦ - [[75 High Street]] →

* Rollins' Garage (1933 to 1963)
* Sold to Allan Montague Rhodes (Builder) in 1964
* TAB (1967 to 2001)
* Derwent Real Estate (2002 to present) 

[[File:High_Street_73_(1910s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|73 High Street circa 1910. Cowan's Tailor can be seen on the left and [[67 High Street|JG Brown]] & [[61-63 High Street|Wigston's building]] on the right.]]
[[File:High_Street_56_Thomas_Hay_Saddler_1936.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A sign for the garage can be seen on the left - not sure if the actual garage is between the two shops that are visible. (Photo courtesy Weekly Times, Melbourne 4 April 1936)]]
[[File:High_Street_73_Rollins_Garage_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A glimpse of Charlie Rollins' Garage taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953. This garage was demolished some time between 1967 and 1969 to make way for the current building. The two storey building on the left is [[75 High Street|De Jersey's]]. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:Rollins_Motor_Garage_Calendar_(1934).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A 1934 calendar from Rollins' Garage]]

73 High Street

2026-06-12T13:05:29Z

Rchapman:

← [[67 High Street]] - ◦ - [[75 High Street]] →

* Rollins' Garage (1933 to 1963)
* TAB (1967 to 2001)
* Derwent Real Estate (2002 to present) 

[[File:High_Street_73_(1910s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|73 High Street circa 1910. Cowan's Tailor can be seen on the left and [[67 High Street|JG Brown]] & [[61-63 High Street|Wigston's building]] on the right.]]
[[File:High_Street_56_Thomas_Hay_Saddler_1936.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A sign for the garage can be seen on the left - not sure if the actual garage is between the two shops that are visible. (Photo courtesy Weekly Times, Melbourne 4 April 1936)]]
[[File:High_Street_73_Rollins_Garage_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A glimpse of Charlie Rollins' Garage taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953. This garage was demolished some time between 1967 and 1969 to make way for the current building. The two storey building on the left is [[75 High Street|De Jersey's]]. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:Rollins_Motor_Garage_Calendar_(1934).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A 1934 calendar from Rollins' Garage]]

73 High Street

2026-06-12T13:02:06Z

Rchapman:

← [[67 High Street]] - ◦ - [[75 High Street]] →

* Rollins' Garage (1933 to 1964)
* TAB (1967 to 2001)
* Derwent Real Estate (2002 to present) 

[[File:High_Street_73_(1910s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|73 High Street circa 1910. Cowan's Tailor can be seen on the left and [[67 High Street|JG Brown]] & [[61-63 High Street|Wigston's building]] on the right.]]
[[File:High_Street_56_Thomas_Hay_Saddler_1936.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A sign for the garage can be seen on the left - not sure if the actual garage is between the two shops that are visible. (Photo courtesy Weekly Times, Melbourne 4 April 1936)]]
[[File:High_Street_73_Rollins_Garage_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A glimpse of Charlie Rollins' Garage taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953. This garage was demolished some time between 1967 and 1969 to make way for the current building. The two storey building on the left is [[75 High Street|De Jersey's]]. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:Rollins_Motor_Garage_Calendar_(1934).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A 1934 calendar from Rollins' Garage]]

73 High Street

2026-06-12T12:02:40Z

Rchapman:

← [[67 High Street]] - ◦ - [[75 High Street]] →

* Rollins' Garage (1933 to 1953 +)
* TAB (1967 to 2001)
* Derwent Real Estate (2002 to present) 

[[File:High_Street_73_(1910s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|73 High Street circa 1910. Cowan's Tailor can be seen on the left and [[67 High Street|JG Brown]] & [[61-63 High Street|Wigston's building]] on the right.]]
[[File:High_Street_56_Thomas_Hay_Saddler_1936.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A sign for the garage can be seen on the left - not sure if the actual garage is between the two shops that are visible. (Photo courtesy Weekly Times, Melbourne 4 April 1936)]]
[[File:High_Street_73_Rollins_Garage_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A glimpse of Charlie Rollins' Garage taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953. This garage was demolished some time between 1967 and 1969 to make way for the current building. The two storey building on the left is [[75 High Street|De Jersey's]]. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:Rollins_Motor_Garage_Calendar_(1934).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A 1934 calendar from Rollins' Garage]]

Main Page

2026-06-12T02:41:22Z

Rchapman: /* High Street - Odd Numbers */

New Norfolk Retail & Commercial History Project

==New Norfolk Buildings==

<inputbox>
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I am Roz Chapman and this website is a passion of mine - documenting the history of the commercial buildings in the shopping precinct of New Norfolk. It has been a mammoth project with many hours, months, now years of research.

The project is ongoing and probably won't ever be complete because there is always something new to discover. Think of this site rather as an evolving, living historical map of New Norfolk. Some areas are well-charted, while others are still being explored.

While this website and the vast majority of the research within it are the result of my own independent investigation, it would not have been possible without the generous support of local experts.

I am particularly grateful to Damian Bester of the New Norfolk and Derwent Valley News, for his enthusiasm and sharing his extensive local knowledge and photos. This has been a huge help and inspiration.

Also a big thank you to Ruth Binnie and the New Norfolk Historical Information Centre for providing access to their invaluable archives, and to the many contributors to the various Facebook groups including New Norfolk Memories and New Norfolk Genealogy & Tasmania History.

If you have any information or photos to share, please send me a message, call me on 0403-858-210 or pop in and see me at 56 High Street.

© 2024-2026 Roz Chapman, newnorfolk.org. Unauthorised bulk reproduction is prohibited. Please contact for permission. 
While the original historical subjects are old, the digital restorations and the specific arrangement/compilation are my intellectual property.

===High Street - Odd Numbers===
* [[01 High Street]] - W F Brooks 4 Square Supermarket, Pensioners Union, Salvos, The Mills
* [[03 High Street]] - Union Hotel, Alex Traill & Sons, St Vincent de Paul, Yeah Yeah, Nail Shop
* [[05 High Street]] - Noodle Shop, Dingdings
* [[07 High Street]] - Keitha Hairdresser, Cake Shop
* [[09 High Street]] - Top of the Town Bakery
* [[09a High Street]] - Laundry
* [[11 High Street]] - Apollo Pizza
* [[15 High Street]] - The Roost Chicken Shop
* [[15 High Street]] - Guy Barnett
* [[17 High Street]] - Lee & Sons, Nick's Supermarket, New Norfolk Foodmarket
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[19 High Street]] - Lee & Sons, VD Lee's ironmongery, Tipper Lee Hardware, Corner Capers, Subway
* [[25 High Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[27-29 High Street]] - built in 1921 part of Reject shop
* [[31 High Street]] - Island State, Evolve
* [[33 High Street]] - Country Florals, Geardy's/Sintonic, Cake Lady
* [[35 High Street]] - Ron Williams, L Rice, RE Clark's Butcher
* [[37 High Street]] - Les Lee's, Glasser & Parker, VietFinn, Ten Lives
* [[39 High Street]] - Eyelines, Makers On High
* [[41 High Street]] - Maples Furniture, William's Outdoors
* [[43 High Street]] - Traill Agency, PC & Print, Gun Shop, Popcorn Street
* [[45 High Street]] - My State, Forestry
* [[47a-49 High Street]] - Norfolk Inn, Chats, Shot Cafe, Arthouse Cafe
* [[51 High Street]] - Oops a Daisy, Robert's Real Estate, Bentley's
* [[51a High Street]] - Sherrin's Butcher, Commonwealth Bank
* - - C H A R L E S - S T R E E T - -
* [[53 High Street]] - PE Hall Jubilee Cash Stores, Plaza Cinema, Amcal Pharmacy
* [[55 High Street]] - Cooper's Hardware, True Blue, Hand Made Emporium, Gym
* [[59 High Street]] - Hairdresser, Lady Strange, Q-Nails
* [[61-63 High Street]] - Brown's General Store, Wigstons, Makers on High, Wiggos, Create, Create Mend & Do
* [[65 High Street]] - Shoe Mart, Lady Strange, Book Magick, InkFamous
* [[65a High Street]] - Georgia's Jeweller, Dog Groomer
* [[67 High Street]] - Butcher Shop, Wild Planet Coffee Shop, Pizza Shop
* [[73 High Street]] - Rollins Garage, Derwent Real Estate
* [[75 High Street]] - De Jersey's Store, Lonergans Shoes, St Vincent de Paul, now vacant lot
* [[77 High Street]] - Joe Soukup Tailor, now part of New Norfolk Hotel
* [[79 High Street]] - New Norfolk Hotel
* - - S T E P H E N - S T R E E T - -
* [[81 High Street]] - Col Brown Pharmacy, Garage
* [[87 High Street]] - Star & Garter Hotel
* [[93 High Street]] - Rockhampton House, Saints & Sinners

===High Street - Even Numbers===
* [[02 High Street]] - Desma Furniture, Workskills
* [[06 High Street]] - Guardian Chemist, Blooms Chemist
* [[08 High Street]] - Total Eyecare
* [[10 High Street]] - Manda's, Passions Cafe, Number 10 Cafe
* [[12 High Street]] - Manda's, PRD, Health Shop
* [[14 High Street]] - Freemason's Hotel, Brownings Clothing, Zap Fitness, Salvos
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[16 High Street]] - Lee's Corner JF Lee and Sons, Fitzgeralds, Harris Scarf, Banjos, Sintonic
* [[18 High Street]] - Butcher, Posh Pet Meat
* [[18a High Street]] - Camelot Fashion, Smoke Mart
* [[20 High Street]] - Joe Hills, B Kilmartin, GN Electrical, Banjos
* [[22 High Street]] - Crotty Dental, Chiropractor, Wise Employment
* [[24 High Street]] - ANZ - older building behind
* [[26 High Street]] - Savings Bank Tas, Trust Bank, HR Block
* 28, 30, 32 High Street - Don't exist!
* [[34-36 High Street]] - Lee's Paddock, Post Office
* [[38 High Street]] - J G O'Brien's, Purity Supermarket
* [[40 High Street]] - Crocker Boot Repair, NAB, PRD
* [[42 High Street]] - J E Fuller Baker, Springtime Florist, Kodak, Big Red Box, Flywheel
* [[44 High Street]] - HW Traill, SP English, Coles Fosseys, Video City, Vinnies
* [[46 High Street]] - Fishers Hardware, Lonergans, DV Gifts & Souvenirs, Vietfinn Silk
* [[48 High Street]] - Newsagency
* - - H A C K E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[50 High Street]] - CL Jillett, Stella Potter, Commonwealth bank, Chinese Restaurant
* [[52 High Street]] - Commercial Bank, Dixon's, Tierny Law
* [[54 High Street]] - Pharmacy, Haboeck Jewellery, NN Florist, Rose and Sons
* [[56 High Street]] - Banner Boot Repairer, Derwent Valet Cleaners, 20th Century Artifacts
* [[58 High Street]] - Dick Adams Office, McIntosh Accounting, Maxima Joblink
* [[60-62 High Street]] - Old Post Office, Medical Centre, Craig Farrell Office

===Burnett Street===
* [[07 Burnett Street]] - Terry's Garage, Colonial Motors
* [[21 Burnett Street]] - Ferguson's Store, Half Price Harry, Verandahs
* [[23 Burnett Street]] - Dentist
* [[25 Burnett Street]] - Fisher's Hardware, Golden Fleece, Beaurepairs
* [[33 Burnett Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[45 Burnett Street]] - Maypole Bakery, Old Maypole Antiques, Book Magick, Lady Strange
* [[47 Burnett Street]] - Col Hill, Thorley's Town and Country, Pennyworth
* [[53 Burnett Street]] - Jinlings Health & Beauty, Dragonfae Upheaval
* [[55 Burnett Street]] - Thorley's Garden Centre
* [[57 Burnett Street]] - New Norfolk Veterinary Clinic
* -
* [[20 Burnett Street]] - Service Station
* [[22 Burnett Street]] - Glass & Brown Paper Pantry
* [[24 Burnett Street]] - Gazette, Furniture Direct
* [[34 Burnett Street]] - T W Balmer's Bakery
* [[38 Burnett Street]] - Cheeky Little Place
* [[44 Burnett Street]] - Medical Centre, Vet in the Valley
* -

===Other Streets===
* [[02 Charles Street]] - Chiropractor
* [[04 Charles Street]] - Cannell's, Tinsalz, Lolly Shop, Beauty Shop
* [[08-10 Charles Street]] - Dry Cleaner, Computer Shop, Selena’s
* [[16 Charles Street]] - PA Laskey Coach Builder
* -
* [[02-08 Circle Street]] - Gospell Barber Shop, Circle Street Coffee Shop
* [[08-10 Circle Street]] - Alex Fyle & Sons
* [[16 Circle Street ]] - Mapley & Son Butcher
* -
* [[11 Stephen Street]] - Terry's Garage, Hope's Garage, Black Swan Book Shop
* [[13 Stephen Street]] - Gilberts
* [[15 Stephen Street]] - Martin Cash Pizza, New Norfolk Antiques, Miss Arthur
* [[17 Stephen Street]] - Drill Hall
* -
* [[01 Richmond Street]] - Mountain Engineering
* [[03 Blair Street]] - Take-away
* [[57 Blair Street]] - Bennett's Buy & Sell
* -
* [[21 Montagu Street]] - Old Colony Inn
* [[49-51 Montagu Street]] - Bush Inn
* -
* [[01 Humphrey Street]] - Corner Store
* [[03 Humphrey Street]] - Burrill's Store
* [[07 Humphrey Street]] - Ceramics Classes
* -
* [[01 Hamilton Road]] - Clyde Fitzgerald
* [[13 Hamilton Road]] - Curently Oli's Garage Sale
* [[15 Hamilton Road]] - Eagle Snack Bar
* [[51-55 Hamilton Road]] - Peg Factory and others
* -

===Outlying Areas===
* [[Lachlan]]
==[[New Norfolk People|New Norfolk People]]==

A who's who of the people who ran the businesses in New Norfolk. In order to protect the privacy of the living, we only feature the people who have passed (unless given permission).

[[New Norfolk People|Go to main New Norfolk People page]]

==[[New Norfolk Business Directory|New Norfolk Business Directory]]==

This page lists as many businesses I can find, the approximate address and the years in operation. This will be a work in progress for many years!

[[New Norfolk Business Directory|Go to main New Norfolk Business Directory page]]

==[[New Norfolk Street Names|New Norfolk Street Names]]==
This list was originally published by the Derwent Valley Historical Information Centre in their book '''"The Derwent Valley From Federation to Millenium Volume II"''' ISBN 978-1-876391-03-4 available to purchase at the New Norfolk Newsagency, 50 High Street, New Norfolk and is reproduced here with thanks.

[[New Norfolk Street Names|See full list of New Norfolk Street names]]

==[[New Norfolk Photos|New Norfolk Photos]]==
A list of photos that I am looking for copies in better resolution than I have already.

[[New Norfolk Photos|Go to New Norfolk Photos page]]

==[[Newspaper Articles]]==

==[[Is this New Norfolk?]]==
This section is for shops and buildings that have been published as being located somewhere in New Norfolk, that we need more information to confirm the actual location.

[[Is this New Norfolk? |Go to Is this New Norfolk page]] .

Main Page

2026-06-12T02:37:22Z

Rchapman: /* High Street - Even Numbers */

New Norfolk Retail & Commercial History Project

==New Norfolk Buildings==

<inputbox>
type=search2
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I am Roz Chapman and this website is a passion of mine - documenting the history of the commercial buildings in the shopping precinct of New Norfolk. It has been a mammoth project with many hours, months, now years of research.

The project is ongoing and probably won't ever be complete because there is always something new to discover. Think of this site rather as an evolving, living historical map of New Norfolk. Some areas are well-charted, while others are still being explored.

While this website and the vast majority of the research within it are the result of my own independent investigation, it would not have been possible without the generous support of local experts.

I am particularly grateful to Damian Bester of the New Norfolk and Derwent Valley News, for his enthusiasm and sharing his extensive local knowledge and photos. This has been a huge help and inspiration.

Also a big thank you to Ruth Binnie and the New Norfolk Historical Information Centre for providing access to their invaluable archives, and to the many contributors to the various Facebook groups including New Norfolk Memories and New Norfolk Genealogy & Tasmania History.

If you have any information or photos to share, please send me a message, call me on 0403-858-210 or pop in and see me at 56 High Street.

© 2024-2026 Roz Chapman, newnorfolk.org. Unauthorised bulk reproduction is prohibited. Please contact for permission. 
While the original historical subjects are old, the digital restorations and the specific arrangement/compilation are my intellectual property.

===High Street - Odd Numbers===
* [[01 High Street]] - W F Brooks 4 Square Supermarket, Pensioners Union, Salvos, The Mills
* [[03 High Street]] - Union Hotel, Alex Traill & Son, St Vincent de Paul, Yeah Yeah, Nail Shop
* [[05 High Street]] - Noodle Shop, Dingdings
* [[07 High Street]] - Keitha Hairdresser, Cake Shop
* [[09 High Street]] - Top of the Town Bakery
* [[09a High Street]] - Laundry
* [[11 High Street]] - Apollo Pizza
* [[15 High Street]] - The Roost Chicken Shop
* [[15 High Street]] - Guy Barnett
* [[17 High Street]] - Lee & Sons, Nick's Supermarket, New Norfolk Foodmarket
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[19 High Street]] - Lee & Sons, VD Lee's ironmongery, Tipper Lee Hardware, Corner Capers, Subway
* [[25 High Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[27-29 High Street]] - built in 1921 part of Reject shop
* [[31 High Street]] - Island State, Evolve
* [[33 High Street]] - Country Florals, Geardy's/Sintonic, Cake Lady
* [[35 High Street]] - Ron Williams, L Rice, RE Clark's Butcher
* [[37 High Street]] - Les Lee's, Glasser & Parker, VietFinn, Ten Lives
* [[39 High Street]] - Eyelines, Makers On High
* [[41 High Street]] - Maples Furniture, William's Outdoors
* [[43 High Street]] - Traill Agency, PC & Print, Gun Shop, Popcorn Street
* [[45 High Street]] - My State, Forestry
* [[47a-49 High Street]] - Norfolk Inn, Chats, Shot Cafe, Arthouse Cafe
* [[51 High Street]] - Oops a Daisy, Robert's Real Estate, Bentley's
* [[51a High Street]] - Sherrin's Butcher, Commonwealth Bank
* - - C H A R L E S - S T R E E T - -
* [[53 High Street]] - PE Hall Jubilee Cash Stores, Plaza Cinema, Amcal Pharmacy
* [[55 High Street]] - Cooper's Hardware, True Blue, Hand Made Emporium, Gym
* [[59 High Street]] - Hairdresser, Lady Strange, Q-Nails
* [[61-63 High Street]] - Brown's General Store, Wigstons, Makers on High, Wiggos, Create, Create Mend & Do
* [[65 High Street]] - Shoe Mart, Lady Strange, Book Magick, InkFamous
* [[65a High Street]] - Georgia's Jeweller, Dog Groomer
* [[67 High Street]] - Butcher Shop, Wild Planet Coffee Shop, Pizza Shop
* [[73 High Street]] - Rollins Garage, Derwent Real Estate
* [[75 High Street]] - De Jersey's Store, Lonergans Shoes, St Vincent de Paul, now vacant lot
* [[77 High Street]] - Joe Soukup Tailor, now part of New Norfolk Hotel
* [[79 High Street]] - New Norfolk Hotel
* - - S T E P H E N - S T R E E T - -
* [[81 High Street]] - Col Brown Pharmacy, Garage
* [[87 High Street]] - Star & Garter Hotel
* [[93 High Street]] - Rockhampton House, Saints & Sinners

===High Street - Even Numbers===
* [[02 High Street]] - Desma Furniture, Workskills
* [[06 High Street]] - Guardian Chemist, Blooms Chemist
* [[08 High Street]] - Total Eyecare
* [[10 High Street]] - Manda's, Passions Cafe, Number 10 Cafe
* [[12 High Street]] - Manda's, PRD, Health Shop
* [[14 High Street]] - Freemason's Hotel, Brownings Clothing, Zap Fitness, Salvos
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[16 High Street]] - Lee's Corner JF Lee and Sons, Fitzgeralds, Harris Scarf, Banjos, Sintonic
* [[18 High Street]] - Butcher, Posh Pet Meat
* [[18a High Street]] - Camelot Fashion, Smoke Mart
* [[20 High Street]] - Joe Hills, B Kilmartin, GN Electrical, Banjos
* [[22 High Street]] - Crotty Dental, Chiropractor, Wise Employment
* [[24 High Street]] - ANZ - older building behind
* [[26 High Street]] - Savings Bank Tas, Trust Bank, HR Block
* 28, 30, 32 High Street - Don't exist!
* [[34-36 High Street]] - Lee's Paddock, Post Office
* [[38 High Street]] - J G O'Brien's, Purity Supermarket
* [[40 High Street]] - Crocker Boot Repair, NAB, PRD
* [[42 High Street]] - J E Fuller Baker, Springtime Florist, Kodak, Big Red Box, Flywheel
* [[44 High Street]] - HW Traill, SP English, Coles Fosseys, Video City, Vinnies
* [[46 High Street]] - Fishers Hardware, Lonergans, DV Gifts & Souvenirs, Vietfinn Silk
* [[48 High Street]] - Newsagency
* - - H A C K E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[50 High Street]] - CL Jillett, Stella Potter, Commonwealth bank, Chinese Restaurant
* [[52 High Street]] - Commercial Bank, Dixon's, Tierny Law
* [[54 High Street]] - Pharmacy, Haboeck Jewellery, NN Florist, Rose and Sons
* [[56 High Street]] - Banner Boot Repairer, Derwent Valet Cleaners, 20th Century Artifacts
* [[58 High Street]] - Dick Adams Office, McIntosh Accounting, Maxima Joblink
* [[60-62 High Street]] - Old Post Office, Medical Centre, Craig Farrell Office

===Burnett Street===
* [[07 Burnett Street]] - Terry's Garage, Colonial Motors
* [[21 Burnett Street]] - Ferguson's Store, Half Price Harry, Verandahs
* [[23 Burnett Street]] - Dentist
* [[25 Burnett Street]] - Fisher's Hardware, Golden Fleece, Beaurepairs
* [[33 Burnett Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[45 Burnett Street]] - Maypole Bakery, Old Maypole Antiques, Book Magick, Lady Strange
* [[47 Burnett Street]] - Col Hill, Thorley's Town and Country, Pennyworth
* [[53 Burnett Street]] - Jinlings Health & Beauty, Dragonfae Upheaval
* [[55 Burnett Street]] - Thorley's Garden Centre
* [[57 Burnett Street]] - New Norfolk Veterinary Clinic
* -
* [[20 Burnett Street]] - Service Station
* [[22 Burnett Street]] - Glass & Brown Paper Pantry
* [[24 Burnett Street]] - Gazette, Furniture Direct
* [[34 Burnett Street]] - T W Balmer's Bakery
* [[38 Burnett Street]] - Cheeky Little Place
* [[44 Burnett Street]] - Medical Centre, Vet in the Valley
* -

===Other Streets===
* [[02 Charles Street]] - Chiropractor
* [[04 Charles Street]] - Cannell's, Tinsalz, Lolly Shop, Beauty Shop
* [[08-10 Charles Street]] - Dry Cleaner, Computer Shop, Selena’s
* [[16 Charles Street]] - PA Laskey Coach Builder
* -
* [[02-08 Circle Street]] - Gospell Barber Shop, Circle Street Coffee Shop
* [[08-10 Circle Street]] - Alex Fyle & Sons
* [[16 Circle Street ]] - Mapley & Son Butcher
* -
* [[11 Stephen Street]] - Terry's Garage, Hope's Garage, Black Swan Book Shop
* [[13 Stephen Street]] - Gilberts
* [[15 Stephen Street]] - Martin Cash Pizza, New Norfolk Antiques, Miss Arthur
* [[17 Stephen Street]] - Drill Hall
* -
* [[01 Richmond Street]] - Mountain Engineering
* [[03 Blair Street]] - Take-away
* [[57 Blair Street]] - Bennett's Buy & Sell
* -
* [[21 Montagu Street]] - Old Colony Inn
* [[49-51 Montagu Street]] - Bush Inn
* -
* [[01 Humphrey Street]] - Corner Store
* [[03 Humphrey Street]] - Burrill's Store
* [[07 Humphrey Street]] - Ceramics Classes
* -
* [[01 Hamilton Road]] - Clyde Fitzgerald
* [[13 Hamilton Road]] - Curently Oli's Garage Sale
* [[15 Hamilton Road]] - Eagle Snack Bar
* [[51-55 Hamilton Road]] - Peg Factory and others
* -

===Outlying Areas===
* [[Lachlan]]
==[[New Norfolk People|New Norfolk People]]==

A who's who of the people who ran the businesses in New Norfolk. In order to protect the privacy of the living, we only feature the people who have passed (unless given permission).

[[New Norfolk People|Go to main New Norfolk People page]]

==[[New Norfolk Business Directory|New Norfolk Business Directory]]==

This page lists as many businesses I can find, the approximate address and the years in operation. This will be a work in progress for many years!

[[New Norfolk Business Directory|Go to main New Norfolk Business Directory page]]

==[[New Norfolk Street Names|New Norfolk Street Names]]==
This list was originally published by the Derwent Valley Historical Information Centre in their book '''"The Derwent Valley From Federation to Millenium Volume II"''' ISBN 978-1-876391-03-4 available to purchase at the New Norfolk Newsagency, 50 High Street, New Norfolk and is reproduced here with thanks.

[[New Norfolk Street Names|See full list of New Norfolk Street names]]

==[[New Norfolk Photos|New Norfolk Photos]]==
A list of photos that I am looking for copies in better resolution than I have already.

[[New Norfolk Photos|Go to New Norfolk Photos page]]

==[[Newspaper Articles]]==

==[[Is this New Norfolk?]]==
This section is for shops and buildings that have been published as being located somewhere in New Norfolk, that we need more information to confirm the actual location.

[[Is this New Norfolk? |Go to Is this New Norfolk page]] .

Main Page

2026-06-12T02:36:19Z

Rchapman: /* High Street - Odd Numbers */

New Norfolk Retail & Commercial History Project

==New Norfolk Buildings==

<inputbox>
type=search2
width=42
buttonlabel=Search
searchbuttonlabel=Search
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I am Roz Chapman and this website is a passion of mine - documenting the history of the commercial buildings in the shopping precinct of New Norfolk. It has been a mammoth project with many hours, months, now years of research.

The project is ongoing and probably won't ever be complete because there is always something new to discover. Think of this site rather as an evolving, living historical map of New Norfolk. Some areas are well-charted, while others are still being explored.

While this website and the vast majority of the research within it are the result of my own independent investigation, it would not have been possible without the generous support of local experts.

I am particularly grateful to Damian Bester of the New Norfolk and Derwent Valley News, for his enthusiasm and sharing his extensive local knowledge and photos. This has been a huge help and inspiration.

Also a big thank you to Ruth Binnie and the New Norfolk Historical Information Centre for providing access to their invaluable archives, and to the many contributors to the various Facebook groups including New Norfolk Memories and New Norfolk Genealogy & Tasmania History.

If you have any information or photos to share, please send me a message, call me on 0403-858-210 or pop in and see me at 56 High Street.

© 2024-2026 Roz Chapman, newnorfolk.org. Unauthorised bulk reproduction is prohibited. Please contact for permission. 
While the original historical subjects are old, the digital restorations and the specific arrangement/compilation are my intellectual property.

===High Street - Odd Numbers===
* [[01 High Street]] - W F Brooks 4 Square Supermarket, Pensioners Union, Salvos, The Mills
* [[03 High Street]] - Union Hotel, Alex Traill & Son, St Vincent de Paul, Yeah Yeah, Nail Shop
* [[05 High Street]] - Noodle Shop, Dingdings
* [[07 High Street]] - Keitha Hairdresser, Cake Shop
* [[09 High Street]] - Top of the Town Bakery
* [[09a High Street]] - Laundry
* [[11 High Street]] - Apollo Pizza
* [[15 High Street]] - The Roost Chicken Shop
* [[15 High Street]] - Guy Barnett
* [[17 High Street]] - Lee & Sons, Nick's Supermarket, New Norfolk Foodmarket
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[19 High Street]] - Lee & Sons, VD Lee's ironmongery, Tipper Lee Hardware, Corner Capers, Subway
* [[25 High Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[27-29 High Street]] - built in 1921 part of Reject shop
* [[31 High Street]] - Island State, Evolve
* [[33 High Street]] - Country Florals, Geardy's/Sintonic, Cake Lady
* [[35 High Street]] - Ron Williams, L Rice, RE Clark's Butcher
* [[37 High Street]] - Les Lee's, Glasser & Parker, VietFinn, Ten Lives
* [[39 High Street]] - Eyelines, Makers On High
* [[41 High Street]] - Maples Furniture, William's Outdoors
* [[43 High Street]] - Traill Agency, PC & Print, Gun Shop, Popcorn Street
* [[45 High Street]] - My State, Forestry
* [[47a-49 High Street]] - Norfolk Inn, Chats, Shot Cafe, Arthouse Cafe
* [[51 High Street]] - Oops a Daisy, Robert's Real Estate, Bentley's
* [[51a High Street]] - Sherrin's Butcher, Commonwealth Bank
* - - C H A R L E S - S T R E E T - -
* [[53 High Street]] - PE Hall Jubilee Cash Stores, Plaza Cinema, Amcal Pharmacy
* [[55 High Street]] - Cooper's Hardware, True Blue, Hand Made Emporium, Gym
* [[59 High Street]] - Hairdresser, Lady Strange, Q-Nails
* [[61-63 High Street]] - Brown's General Store, Wigstons, Makers on High, Wiggos, Create, Create Mend & Do
* [[65 High Street]] - Shoe Mart, Lady Strange, Book Magick, InkFamous
* [[65a High Street]] - Georgia's Jeweller, Dog Groomer
* [[67 High Street]] - Butcher Shop, Wild Planet Coffee Shop, Pizza Shop
* [[73 High Street]] - Rollins Garage, Derwent Real Estate
* [[75 High Street]] - De Jersey's Store, Lonergans Shoes, St Vincent de Paul, now vacant lot
* [[77 High Street]] - Joe Soukup Tailor, now part of New Norfolk Hotel
* [[79 High Street]] - New Norfolk Hotel
* - - S T E P H E N - S T R E E T - -
* [[81 High Street]] - Col Brown Pharmacy, Garage
* [[87 High Street]] - Star & Garter Hotel
* [[93 High Street]] - Rockhampton House, Saints & Sinners

===High Street - Even Numbers===
* [[02 High Street]] - Desma Furniture, Workskills
* [[06 High Street]] - Guardian Chemist, Blooms Chemist
* [[08 High Street]] - Total Eyecare
* [[10 High Street]] - Manda's, Passions Cafe, Number 10 Cafe
* [[12 High Street]] - Manda's, PRD, Health Shop
* [[14 High Street]] - Freemason's Hotel, Brownings Clothing, Zap Fitness, Salvos
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[16 High Street]] - Lee's Corner JF Lee and Sons, Fitzgeralds, Harris Scarf, Banjos, Sintonic
* [[18 High Street]] - Butcher, Posh Pet Meat
* [[18a High Street]] - Camelot Fashion, Smoke Mart
* [[20 High Street]] - Joe Hills, B Kilmartin, GN Electrical, Banjos
* [[22 High Street]] - Crotty Dental, Chiropractor, Wise Employment
* [[24 High Street]] - ANZ - older building behind
* [[26 High Street]] - Savings Bank Tas, Trust Bank, HR Block
* 28, 30, 32 High Street - Don't exist!
* [[34-36 High Street]] - Lee's Paddock, Post Office
* [[38 High Street]] - J G O'Brien's, Purity Supermarket
* [[40 High Street]] - Crocker Boot Repair, NAB, PRD
* [[42 High Street]] - J E Fuller Baker, Springtime Florist, Kodak, Big Red Box, Flywheel
* [[44 High Street]] - HW Traill, SP English, Coles Fosseys, Video City, Vinnies
* [[46 High Street]] - Fishers Hardware, Lonergans, DV Gifts & Souvenirs, Vietfinn Silk
* [[48 High Street]] - Newsagency
* - - H A C K E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[50 High Street]] - CL Jillett, Stella Potter, Chinese restaurant
* [[52 High Street]] - Commercial Bank, Dixon's
* [[54 High Street]] - Pharmacy, Haboeck Jewellery, NN Florist, Rose and Sons
* [[56 High Street]] - Banner Boot Repairer, Derwent Valet Cleaners, 20th Century Artifacts
* [[58 High Street]] - Dick Adams Office, McIntosh Accounting, Maxima Joblink
* [[60-62 High Street]] - Old Post Office, Medical Centre, Craig Farrell Office

===Burnett Street===
* [[07 Burnett Street]] - Terry's Garage, Colonial Motors
* [[21 Burnett Street]] - Ferguson's Store, Half Price Harry, Verandahs
* [[23 Burnett Street]] - Dentist
* [[25 Burnett Street]] - Fisher's Hardware, Golden Fleece, Beaurepairs
* [[33 Burnett Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[45 Burnett Street]] - Maypole Bakery, Old Maypole Antiques, Book Magick, Lady Strange
* [[47 Burnett Street]] - Col Hill, Thorley's Town and Country, Pennyworth
* [[53 Burnett Street]] - Jinlings Health & Beauty, Dragonfae Upheaval
* [[55 Burnett Street]] - Thorley's Garden Centre
* [[57 Burnett Street]] - New Norfolk Veterinary Clinic
* -
* [[20 Burnett Street]] - Service Station
* [[22 Burnett Street]] - Glass & Brown Paper Pantry
* [[24 Burnett Street]] - Gazette, Furniture Direct
* [[34 Burnett Street]] - T W Balmer's Bakery
* [[38 Burnett Street]] - Cheeky Little Place
* [[44 Burnett Street]] - Medical Centre, Vet in the Valley
* -

===Other Streets===
* [[02 Charles Street]] - Chiropractor
* [[04 Charles Street]] - Cannell's, Tinsalz, Lolly Shop, Beauty Shop
* [[08-10 Charles Street]] - Dry Cleaner, Computer Shop, Selena’s
* [[16 Charles Street]] - PA Laskey Coach Builder
* -
* [[02-08 Circle Street]] - Gospell Barber Shop, Circle Street Coffee Shop
* [[08-10 Circle Street]] - Alex Fyle & Sons
* [[16 Circle Street ]] - Mapley & Son Butcher
* -
* [[11 Stephen Street]] - Terry's Garage, Hope's Garage, Black Swan Book Shop
* [[13 Stephen Street]] - Gilberts
* [[15 Stephen Street]] - Martin Cash Pizza, New Norfolk Antiques, Miss Arthur
* [[17 Stephen Street]] - Drill Hall
* -
* [[01 Richmond Street]] - Mountain Engineering
* [[03 Blair Street]] - Take-away
* [[57 Blair Street]] - Bennett's Buy & Sell
* -
* [[21 Montagu Street]] - Old Colony Inn
* [[49-51 Montagu Street]] - Bush Inn
* -
* [[01 Humphrey Street]] - Corner Store
* [[03 Humphrey Street]] - Burrill's Store
* [[07 Humphrey Street]] - Ceramics Classes
* -
* [[01 Hamilton Road]] - Clyde Fitzgerald
* [[13 Hamilton Road]] - Curently Oli's Garage Sale
* [[15 Hamilton Road]] - Eagle Snack Bar
* [[51-55 Hamilton Road]] - Peg Factory and others
* -

===Outlying Areas===
* [[Lachlan]]
==[[New Norfolk People|New Norfolk People]]==

A who's who of the people who ran the businesses in New Norfolk. In order to protect the privacy of the living, we only feature the people who have passed (unless given permission).

[[New Norfolk People|Go to main New Norfolk People page]]

==[[New Norfolk Business Directory|New Norfolk Business Directory]]==

This page lists as many businesses I can find, the approximate address and the years in operation. This will be a work in progress for many years!

[[New Norfolk Business Directory|Go to main New Norfolk Business Directory page]]

==[[New Norfolk Street Names|New Norfolk Street Names]]==
This list was originally published by the Derwent Valley Historical Information Centre in their book '''"The Derwent Valley From Federation to Millenium Volume II"''' ISBN 978-1-876391-03-4 available to purchase at the New Norfolk Newsagency, 50 High Street, New Norfolk and is reproduced here with thanks.

[[New Norfolk Street Names|See full list of New Norfolk Street names]]

==[[New Norfolk Photos|New Norfolk Photos]]==
A list of photos that I am looking for copies in better resolution than I have already.

[[New Norfolk Photos|Go to New Norfolk Photos page]]

==[[Newspaper Articles]]==

==[[Is this New Norfolk?]]==
This section is for shops and buildings that have been published as being located somewhere in New Norfolk, that we need more information to confirm the actual location.

[[Is this New Norfolk? |Go to Is this New Norfolk page]] .

Main Page

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New Norfolk Retail & Commercial History Project

==New Norfolk Buildings==

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I am Roz Chapman and this website is a passion of mine - documenting the history of the commercial buildings in the shopping precinct of New Norfolk. It has been a mammoth project with many hours, months, now years of research.

The project is ongoing and probably won't ever be complete because there is always something new to discover. Think of this site rather as an evolving, living historical map of New Norfolk. Some areas are well-charted, while others are still being explored.

While this website and the vast majority of the research within it are the result of my own independent investigation, it would not have been possible without the generous support of local experts.

I am particularly grateful to Damian Bester of the New Norfolk and Derwent Valley News, for his enthusiasm and sharing his extensive local knowledge and photos. This has been a huge help and inspiration.

Also a big thank you to Ruth Binnie and the New Norfolk Historical Information Centre for providing access to their invaluable archives, and to the many contributors to the various Facebook groups including New Norfolk Memories and New Norfolk Genealogy & Tasmania History.

If you have any information or photos to share, please send me a message, call me on 0403-858-210 or pop in and see me at 56 High Street.

© 2024-2026 Roz Chapman, newnorfolk.org. Unauthorised bulk reproduction is prohibited. Please contact for permission. 
While the original historical subjects are old, the digital restorations and the specific arrangement/compilation are my intellectual property.

===High Street - Odd Numbers===
* [[01 High Street]] - W F Brooks 4 Square Supermarket, Pensioners Union, Salvos, The Mills
* [[03 High Street]] - St Vincent de Paul, Pet Shop, Yeah Yeah, Nail Shop
* [[05 High Street]] - Noodle Shop, Dingdings
* [[07 High Street]] - Keitha Hairdresser, Cake Shop
* [[09 High Street]] - Top of the Town Bakery
* [[09a High Street]] - Laundry
* [[11 High Street]] - Apollo Pizza
* [[15 High Street]] - The Roost Chicken Shop
* [[15 High Street]] - Guy Barnett
* [[17 High Street]] - Lee and Sons, Nick's Supermarket, New Norfolk Foodmarket
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[19 High Street]] - Lee and Sons, VD Lee's ironmongery, Tipper Lee Hardware, Corner Capers, Subway
* [[25 High Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[27-29 High Street]] - built in 1921 part of Reject shop
* [[31 High Street]] - Island State, Evolve
* [[33 High Street]] - Country Florals, Geardy's/Sintonic, Cake Lady
* [[35 High Street]] - Ron Williams, L Rice, RE Clark's Butcher
* [[37 High Street]] - Les Lee's, Glasser & Parker, VietFinn, Ten Lives
* [[39 High Street]] - Eyelines, Makers On High
* [[41 High Street]] - Maples Furniture, William's Outdoors
* [[43 High Street]] - Traill Agency, PC & Print, Gun Shop, Popcorn Street
* [[45 High Street]] - My State, Forestry
* [[47a-49 High Street]] - Norfolk Inn, Chats, Shot Cafe, Arthouse Cafe
* [[51 High Street]] - Oops a Daisy, Robert's Real Estate, Bentley's
* [[51a High Street]] - Sherrin's Butcher, Commonwealth Bank
* - - C H A R L E S - S T R E E T - -
* [[53 High Street]] - PE Hall Jubilee Cash Stores and Bakery, Plaza Cinema, Amcal Pharmacy
* [[55 High Street]] - Cooper's Hardware, True Blue, Hand Made Emporium, Gym
* [[59 High Street]] - Hairdresser, lady Strange, Q-Nails
* [[61-63 High Street]] - Brown's General Store, Wigstons, Makers on High, Wiggos
* [[65 High Street]] - Shoe Mart, Lady Strange, Book Magick
* [[65a High Street]] - Georgia's Jeweller, Dog Groomer
* [[67 High Street]] - Butcher Shop, Wild Planet Coffee Shop, Martin Cash Pizza
* [[73 High Street]] - Rollins Garage, Derwent Real Estate
* [[75 High Street]] - De Jersey's Store, Lonergans Shoes, St Vincent de Paul, now vacant lot
* [[77 High Street]] - Joe Soukup Tailor, now part of New Norfolk Hotel
* [[79 High Street]] - New Norfolk Hotel
* - - S T E P H E N - S T R E E T - -
* [[81 High Street]] - Col Brown Pharmacy, Garage
* [[87 High Street]] - Star and Garter Hotel
* [[93 High Street]] - Rockhampton House, Saints & Sinners

===High Street - Even Numbers===
* [[02 High Street]] - Desma Furniture, Workskills
* [[06 High Street]] - Guardian Chemist, Blooms Chemist
* [[08 High Street]] - Total Eyecare
* [[10 High Street]] - Manda's, Passions Cafe, Number 10 Cafe
* [[12 High Street]] - Manda's, PRD, Health Shop
* [[14 High Street]] - Freemason's Hotel, Brownings Clothing, Zap Fitness, Salvos
* - - B U R N E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[16 High Street]] - Lee's Corner JF Lee and Sons, Fitzgeralds, Harris Scarf, Banjos, Sintonic
* [[18 High Street]] - Butcher, Posh Pet Meat
* [[18a High Street]] - Camelot Fashion, Smoke Mart
* [[20 High Street]] - Joe Hills, B Kilmartin, GN Electrical, Banjos
* [[22 High Street]] - Crotty Dental, Chiropractor, Wise Employment
* [[24 High Street]] - ANZ - older building behind
* [[26 High Street]] - Savings Bank Tas, Trust Bank, HR Block
* 28, 30, 32 High Street - Don't exist!
* [[34-36 High Street]] - Lee's Paddock, Post Office
* [[38 High Street]] - J G O'Brien's, Purity Supermarket
* [[40 High Street]] - Crocker Boot Repair, NAB, PRD
* [[42 High Street]] - J E Fuller Baker, Springtime Florist, Kodak, Big Red Box, Flywheel
* [[44 High Street]] - HW Traill, SP English, Coles Fosseys, Video City, Vinnies
* [[46 High Street]] - Fishers Hardware, Lonergans, DV Gifts & Souvenirs, Vietfinn Silk
* [[48 High Street]] - Newsagency
* - - H A C K E T T - S T R E E T - -
* [[50 High Street]] - CL Jillett, Stella Potter, Chinese restaurant
* [[52 High Street]] - Commercial Bank, Dixon's
* [[54 High Street]] - Pharmacy, Haboeck Jewellery, NN Florist, Rose and Sons
* [[56 High Street]] - Banner Boot Repairer, Derwent Valet Cleaners, 20th Century Artifacts
* [[58 High Street]] - Dick Adams Office, McIntosh Accounting, Maxima Joblink
* [[60-62 High Street]] - Old Post Office, Medical Centre, Craig Farrell Office

===Burnett Street===
* [[07 Burnett Street]] - Terry's Garage, Colonial Motors
* [[21 Burnett Street]] - Ferguson's Store, Half Price Harry, Verandahs
* [[23 Burnett Street]] - Dentist
* [[25 Burnett Street]] - Fisher's Hardware, Golden Fleece, Beaurepairs
* [[33 Burnett Street]] - Hairdresser
* [[45 Burnett Street]] - Maypole Bakery, Old Maypole Antiques, Book Magick, Lady Strange
* [[47 Burnett Street]] - Col Hill, Thorley's Town and Country, Pennyworth
* [[53 Burnett Street]] - Jinlings Health & Beauty, Dragonfae Upheaval
* [[55 Burnett Street]] - Thorley's Garden Centre
* [[57 Burnett Street]] - New Norfolk Veterinary Clinic
* -
* [[20 Burnett Street]] - Service Station
* [[22 Burnett Street]] - Glass & Brown Paper Pantry
* [[24 Burnett Street]] - Gazette, Furniture Direct
* [[34 Burnett Street]] - T W Balmer's Bakery
* [[38 Burnett Street]] - Cheeky Little Place
* [[44 Burnett Street]] - Medical Centre, Vet in the Valley
* -

===Other Streets===
* [[02 Charles Street]] - Chiropractor
* [[04 Charles Street]] - Cannell's, Tinsalz, Lolly Shop, Beauty Shop
* [[08-10 Charles Street]] - Dry Cleaner, Computer Shop, Selena’s
* [[16 Charles Street]] - PA Laskey Coach Builder
* -
* [[02-08 Circle Street]] - Gospell Barber Shop, Circle Street Coffee Shop
* [[08-10 Circle Street]] - Alex Fyle & Sons
* [[16 Circle Street ]] - Mapley & Son Butcher
* -
* [[11 Stephen Street]] - Terry's Garage, Hope's Garage, Black Swan Book Shop
* [[13 Stephen Street]] - Gilberts
* [[15 Stephen Street]] - Martin Cash Pizza, New Norfolk Antiques, Miss Arthur
* [[17 Stephen Street]] - Drill Hall
* -
* [[01 Richmond Street]] - Mountain Engineering
* [[03 Blair Street]] - Take-away
* [[57 Blair Street]] - Bennett's Buy & Sell
* -
* [[21 Montagu Street]] - Old Colony Inn
* [[49-51 Montagu Street]] - Bush Inn
* -
* [[01 Humphrey Street]] - Corner Store
* [[03 Humphrey Street]] - Burrill's Store
* [[07 Humphrey Street]] - Ceramics Classes
* -
* [[01 Hamilton Road]] - Clyde Fitzgerald
* [[13 Hamilton Road]] - Curently Oli's Garage Sale
* [[15 Hamilton Road]] - Eagle Snack Bar
* [[51-55 Hamilton Road]] - Peg Factory and others
* -

===Outlying Areas===
* [[Lachlan]]
==[[New Norfolk People|New Norfolk People]]==

A who's who of the people who ran the businesses in New Norfolk. In order to protect the privacy of the living, we only feature the people who have passed (unless given permission).

[[New Norfolk People|Go to main New Norfolk People page]]

==[[New Norfolk Business Directory|New Norfolk Business Directory]]==

This page lists as many businesses I can find, the approximate address and the years in operation. This will be a work in progress for many years!

[[New Norfolk Business Directory|Go to main New Norfolk Business Directory page]]

==[[New Norfolk Street Names|New Norfolk Street Names]]==
This list was originally published by the Derwent Valley Historical Information Centre in their book '''"The Derwent Valley From Federation to Millenium Volume II"''' ISBN 978-1-876391-03-4 available to purchase at the New Norfolk Newsagency, 50 High Street, New Norfolk and is reproduced here with thanks.

[[New Norfolk Street Names|See full list of New Norfolk Street names]]

==[[New Norfolk Photos|New Norfolk Photos]]==
A list of photos that I am looking for copies in better resolution than I have already.

[[New Norfolk Photos|Go to New Norfolk Photos page]]

==[[Newspaper Articles]]==

==[[Is this New Norfolk?]]==
This section is for shops and buildings that have been published as being located somewhere in New Norfolk, that we need more information to confirm the actual location.

[[Is this New Norfolk? |Go to Is this New Norfolk page]] .

45 High Street

2026-06-10T03:41:04Z

Rchapman:

47a-49 High Street

2026-06-09T07:00:09Z

Rchapman:

← [[45 High Street]] - ◦ - [[51 High Street]] →

* The Norfolk Inn (1967 to ????)
* Chat's Cafe (2004 to 2011?)
* Shot Cafe (2011 to 2019)
* The artHouse (2021 to now)

* Suffered a devastating fire in the 1970s

[[File:High_Street_49_(1967)_Commonwealth_Bank_Archives.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The Norfolk Inn in 1967. [[43 High Street]] can be seen to the right. (Photo courtesy of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]

[[File:High_Street_49_Chats_Cafe_2009.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Chats Cafe in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

[[File:High_Street_49_Arthouse_(2021).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The artHouse Cafe just before opening in 2021]]

[[File:High_Street_49_Arthouse_(2023).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The artHouse Cafe 2023]]

47a-49 High Street

2026-06-09T06:58:44Z

Rchapman:

← [[45 High Street]] - ◦ - [[51 High Street]] →

* The Norfolk Inn (1967 to ????)
* Chat's Restaurant (2004 to 2011?)
* Shot Cafe (2011 to 2019)
* The artHouse (2021 to now)

* Suffered a devastating fire in the 1970s

[[File:High_Street_49_(1967)_Commonwealth_Bank_Archives.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The Norfolk Inn in 1967. [[43 High Street]] can be seen to the right. (Photo courtesy of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]

[[File:High_Street_49_Chats_Cafe_2009.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Chats Cafe in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

[[File:High_Street_49_Arthouse_(2021).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The artHouse Cafe just before opening in 2021]]

[[File:High_Street_49_Arthouse_(2023).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The artHouse Cafe 2023]]

47a-49 High Street

2026-06-09T06:50:31Z

Rchapman:

File:High Street 49 (1967) Commonwealth Bank Archives.jpg

2026-06-09T06:46:15Z

Rchapman:

47a-49 High Street

2026-06-09T06:45:24Z

Rchapman:

81 High Street

2026-06-09T06:10:18Z

Rchapman:

← [[79 High Street]] - ◦ - [[87 High Street]] →

There were two shops on this site before they were demolished to make way for the petrol station.

'''SHOP 1 - closest to Star & Garter'''
* Commercial Bank (- 1916 +)
'''SHOP 2 - corner of Stephen Street'''
* Colin J Brown Chemist (1903 to 1927)
* Vacant (1928 to 1930)
* Monk's Chemist (1931 to ????)
* Tobacconist (early 1930s?)
* Hairdresser (late 1930s?)
* ES&A Bank (ANZ) (1938 to ????)

'''DEMOLISHED'''
* Service Station

[[File:High_Street_51a_CJ_Brown_Chemist_Circa_1910.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Colin Brown's Chemist and residence on the corner of High and Stephen Street circa 1910. He moved to [[17 High Street]] in 1928]]
[[File:High_Street_85_interior.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Pharmacy interior with Colin Brown circa 1910. (Photo courtesy of Jan Ryder)]]
[[File:High_Street_Arthur_Square_1930s_(Alanna_Broadby).jpg|600px|thumb|left|View of Arthur Square from the balcony of Smith's Hotel - not sure when this was taken but assuming 1930s. From the awning, we can see that the pharmacy is now a tobacconist (Photo courtesy of Alanna Broadby)]]
[[File:High_Street_81_Hairdresser.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The tobacconist is now a hairdresser - if the hotel is decorated for the coronation of George VI, that would date it to 1937.]]
[[File:High_Street_81_Streetscape_1953_Mercury.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A glimpse of the E S & A Bank between the Star & Garter and Smith's Hotel, during the Coronation Parade in 1953. According to ANZ archives the English Scottish & Australian Bank opened on the 1st of February 1938. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:High_Street_89_Star_and_Garter_02.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The small building next to the Star & Garter became the Commercial Bank some time around 1916]]
[[File:High_Street_81_Commercial_Bank_(circa_1915).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Commercial Bank around 1916 (Photo courtesy of the New Norfolk Historical Information Centre)]]
[[File:High_Street_81_Caltex_(2006).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Caltex Service Station in 2006 (Photo courtesy of New Norfolk Historical Information Centre)]]
[[File:High_Street_81_Garage_2009.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Service Station in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

55 High Street

2026-06-06T23:08:29Z

Rchapman:

← [[53 High Street]] - ◦ - [[59 High Street]] →

* Shop 1
* W Gleeson Tobacconist (- 1922 to 1941)
* Miss O'Connor's Hairdresser
* Grey's Hairdresser
* Haboeck Jeweller (1967 to 1972?) 
* Shop 2
* Jack Howard Cake Shop
* Plaza Beauty Salon 
* The two shops were turned into one
* Cooper's Hardware (1975 to 2010?)
* Ally's Emporium (2012 +)
* True Blue (2012 to 2015)
* Hand Made Emporium (2015 to 2016)
* McCallum Real Estate film set (2016)
* Yeah Yeah (???? to March 2018)
* Lady Strange (2018 to 2019)
* Tandam Car Care (2019 to 2023?)
* Burn Functional Fitness (2023)
* Kollab Team Training (2024) 
[[File:High_Street_55-59_(1930s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Not sure what date this photo was taken but probably 1930s - a nice view of the shops with verandahs before they were demolished.]]
[[File:High_Street_55.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Grey's Hairdresser & Plaza Beauty Salon in 1958 (Photo JJ Cowburn Collection)]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Homestead_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Homestead Hardware in 1984 (Photo courtesy of Derwent Valley Council) ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Coopers_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Hardware in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps) ]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Handmade_Emporium.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Handmade Emporium Christmas window display in 2015. ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_True_Blue.jpg|600px|thumb|left|True Blue with [[59 High Street|Lady Strange]] next door. This photo is from around 2014.]]

[[File:High_Street_55_McCallum_Real_Estate_2016_ABC.jpg|600px|thumb|left|McCallum Real Estate from Rosehaven television series in 2016 (Photo courtesy of ABC)]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Kollab_Gym_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Kollab Team Training Gym in 2024]]

55 High Street

2026-06-06T23:07:04Z

Rchapman:

← [[53 High Street]] - ◦ - [[59 High Street]] →

* Shop 1
* W Gleeson Tobacconist (- 1922 to 1941)
* Miss O'Connor's Hairdresser
* Grey's Hairdresser
* Haboeck Jeweller (1967 to 1972?) 
* Shop 2
* Jack Howard Cake Shop
* Plaza Beauty Salon 
* The two shops were turned into one
* Cooper's Hardware (1975 to 2010?)
* Ally's Emporium (2012 +)
* True Blue (2012 to 2015)
* Hand Made Emporium (2015 to 2016)
* McCallum Real Estate film set (2016)
* Yeah Yeah (???? to March 2018)
* Lady Strange
* Tandam Car Care (2019)
* Burn Functional Fitness (2023)
* Kollab Team Training (2024) 
[[File:High_Street_55-59_(1930s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Not sure what date this photo was taken but probably 1930s - a nice view of the shops with verandahs before they were demolished.]]
[[File:High_Street_55.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Grey's Hairdresser & Plaza Beauty Salon in 1958 (Photo JJ Cowburn Collection)]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Homestead_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Homestead Hardware in 1984 (Photo courtesy of Derwent Valley Council) ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Coopers_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Hardware in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps) ]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Handmade_Emporium.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Handmade Emporium Christmas window display in 2015. ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_True_Blue.jpg|600px|thumb|left|True Blue with [[59 High Street|Lady Strange]] next door. This photo is from around 2014.]]

[[File:High_Street_55_McCallum_Real_Estate_2016_ABC.jpg|600px|thumb|left|McCallum Real Estate from Rosehaven television series in 2016 (Photo courtesy of ABC)]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Kollab_Gym_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Kollab Team Training Gym in 2024]]

55 High Street

2026-06-06T23:06:13Z

Rchapman:

← [[53 High Street]] - ◦ - [[59 High Street]] →

* Shop 1
* W Gleeson Tobacconist (- 1922 to 1941)
* Miss O'Connor's Hairdresser
* Grey's Hairdresser
* Haboeck Jeweller (1967 to 1972?) 
* Shop 2
* Jack Howard Cake Shop
* Plaza Beauty Salon 
* The two shops were turned into one
* Cooper's Hardware (1975 to 2010?)
* Ally's Emporium (2012 +)
* True Blue
* Hand Made Emporium (2015 to 2016)
* McCallum Real Estate film set (2016)
* Yeah Yeah (???? to March 2018)
* Lady Strange
* Tandam Car Care (2019)
* Burn Functional Fitness (2023)
* Kollab Team Training (2024) 
[[File:High_Street_55-59_(1930s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Not sure what date this photo was taken but probably 1930s - a nice view of the shops with verandahs before they were demolished.]]
[[File:High_Street_55.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Grey's Hairdresser & Plaza Beauty Salon in 1958 (Photo JJ Cowburn Collection)]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Homestead_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Homestead Hardware in 1984 (Photo courtesy of Derwent Valley Council) ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Coopers_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Hardware in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps) ]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Handmade_Emporium.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Handmade Emporium Christmas window display in 2015. ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_True_Blue.jpg|600px|thumb|left|True Blue with [[59 High Street|Lady Strange]] next door. This photo is from around 2014.]]

[[File:High_Street_55_McCallum_Real_Estate_2016_ABC.jpg|600px|thumb|left|McCallum Real Estate from Rosehaven television series in 2016 (Photo courtesy of ABC)]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Kollab_Gym_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Kollab Team Training Gym in 2024]]

55 High Street

2026-06-06T23:03:49Z

Rchapman:

← [[53 High Street]] - ◦ - [[59 High Street]] →

* Shop 1
* W Gleeson Tobacconist (- 1922 to 1941)
* Miss O'Connor's Hairdresser
* Grey's Hairdresser
* Haboeck Jeweller (1967 to 1972?) 
* Shop 2
* Jack Howard Cake Shop
* Plaza Beauty Salon 
* The two shops were turned into one
* Cooper's Hardware (1975 to 2010?)
* Ally's Emporium (2012 +)
* True Blue
* Hand Made Emporium (2015 to 2016)
* McCallum Real Estate film set (2016)
* Yeah Yeah (???? to March 2018)
* Lady Strange
* Tandam Car Care (2019)
* Burn Functional Fitness (2023)
* Kollab Team Training (2024) 
[[File:High_Street_55-59_(1930s).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Not sure what date this photo was taken but probably 1930s - a nice view of the shops with verandahs before they were demolished.]]
[[File:High_Street_55.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Grey's Hairdresser & Plaza Beauty Salon in 1958 (Photo JJ Cowburn Collection)]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Homestead_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Homestead Hardware in 1984 (Photo courtesy of Derwent Valley Council) ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_Coopers_Hardware.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Cooper's Hardware in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps) ]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Handmade_Emporium.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Handmade Emporium Christmas window display in 2015. ]]

[[File:High_Street_55_True_Blue.jpg|600px|thumb|left|True Blue with [[59 High Street|Lady Strange]] next door.]]

[[File:High_Street_55_McCallum_Real_Estate_2016_ABC.jpg|600px|thumb|left|McCallum Real Estate from Rosehaven television series in 2016 (Photo courtesy of ABC)]]
[[File:High_Street_55_Kollab_Gym_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Kollab Team Training Gym in 2024]]

03 High Street

2026-06-06T22:32:36Z

Rchapman:

← [[01 High Street|1 High Street]] - ◦ - [[05 High Street|5 High Street]] →
* Part of 0-3-1 granted to [[Land Grant William Barton (0-3-1)|William Barton]] in 1839

* 3 - 9a High Street
** Union General Store
** Union Hotel (1844 to 1885)
** New Norfolk Cash & Carry Store (- 1931 +)
** Traill's Confectionery and Refreshment Rooms (1921 to 1938)
** HW Traill Grocery Store (1925 to 1928 +)
* 3 High Street
** Mustangs Hair Salon (1993)
** New Norfolk Fruit & Vegie Supplies (1995)
** Linda's Barber Shop (2007 & 2009)
** Tasmanian Timber Craft Gallery (2014)
** Yeah Yeah (2016)
** Lavie Nails & Lashes

[[File:High_Street_TRAIL_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|This is the mystery photo that confounded everybody for 15 years. We have now established that the location of this photo is in front of The American Soda Fountain which was housed in Alex Traill & Sons Confectioners. Click [[03 High Street - how we identify photos|HERE]] if you are interested to see the process we followed to identify this orphan photo. (Photo courtesy of Ken Traill) ]]

[[File:High_Street_03_(1931).jpg|600px|thumb|left|This Beattie photo shows the 1931 ANZAC Day Parade with the American Soda Fountain (formerly the Union Hotel) run by A Traill & Sons, as well as the New Norfolk Cash & Carry Store. The building occupied the site from 3 to 9a High Street. If we had found this photo before the mystery one above, there would have been no mystery - but life doesn't work like that. [[17 High Street]] can be seen on left.]]
[[File:High_Street_03_(1932).jpg|600px|thumb|left|This photo was taken a year later during the ANZAC Day parade in 1932 If you would like to see an AI enhanced version of this image, click [[High_Street_03_(1932)|HERE]] ]]
[[File:High_Street_03_1940s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Part of a similar streetscape taken in the 1940s - now showing shops as well as a modified parapet wall.]]
[[File:High_Street_03_1950s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Detail from an Ash Bester postcard - the cars date it to around 1956.]]
[[File:High_Street_03_(1958).jpg|600px|thumb|left|A still from the short film "Valley of the Derwent" produced in 1958. State aerial photos show that by 1963 the building had been demolished and replaced with the current single storey shops.]]
[[File:High_Street_03_1995.jpg|600px|thumb|left|An ad for New Norfolk Fruit & Vegie Supplies from the Derwent Valley Gazette in 1995]]
[[File:High_Street_03_Barber_Shop_(Google_Maps_2009).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Linda's Barber Shop in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]
[[File:High_Street_03_Lavie_Nails_(Google_Maps_2023).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lavie Nails & Lashes in 2023 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

50 High Street

2026-06-06T07:32:37Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt into 3 shops in 1955/56.
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (1956 to 1982 +)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Damaged by fire in the late 1970s?
* Combined into single shop
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1957 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50A_Commonwealth_Bank_1966_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Trading Bank opened on the 7th of January 1957 and then converted to a full branch offering both Savings and Trading Bank services on the 3rd of December 1960. This photo was taken in 1966. The bank relocated to their current premises at [[51a High Street]] in early 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50c?)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

50 High Street

2026-06-04T00:25:25Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt into 3 shops in 1955/56.
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (1956 to 1977+)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Damaged by fire in the late 1970s?
* Combined into single shop
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1957 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50A_Commonwealth_Bank_1966_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Trading Bank opened on the 7th of January 1957 and then converted to a full branch offering both Savings and Trading Bank services on the 3rd of December 1960. This photo was taken in 1966. The bank relocated to their current premises at [[51a High Street]] in early 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50c?)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

51a High Street

2026-06-03T05:34:28Z

Rchapman:

← [[51 High Street]] - ◦ - [[53 High Street]] →

* FH Sherrin Butcher Shop
* Commonwealth Bank (1972 to now)

[[File:High_Street_51a_Sherrin_Butcher.jpg|600px|thumb|left|FH Sherrin Butcher]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Coronation_Parade_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Coronation parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:40_High_Street_Under_Construction.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A view of Sherrin's shop from across the road where [[40 High Street|Ken O'Brien's Draper]] is under construction in 1959 - also shows the view down Charles Street (Photo courtesy of Ken O'Brien)]]
[[File:High_Street_51A_Commonwealth_Bank_1985_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank purchased this site in 1964 for their future needs. At the rear of the building was a taxi depot. The old buildings on the site were demolished in 1968 and remained as an empty block until construction of the current branch premises began in 1971. The Bank's lease on [[50 High Street|50A High Street]] expired in January 1972 and the new building was completed by early 1972. This photo was taken in 1986. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Commonwealth_Bank_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Commonwealth Bank in 2024]]
* Chain of Title
* 1872 Francis Henry Sherrin
* 1921 Walter Robert Sherrin (Butcher)
* 1947 Estate of WR Sherrin (Seager & Page Solicitors)
* 1955 Ada O'Toole, Violet Green, John James Sherrin (equal 3rd shares)
* 1965 subdivision conversion to CT 2066-71
* Before 1971 sold to Commonwealth Bank?

50 High Street

2026-06-03T05:00:05Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt into 3 shops in 1955/56.
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (1956 to 1977+)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Damaged by fire in the late 1970s?
* Combined into single shop
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1955 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50A_Commonwealth_Bank_1966_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Trading Bank opened on the 7th of January 1957 and then converted to a full branch offering both Savings and Trading Bank services on the 3rd of December 1960. This photo was taken in 1966. The bank relocated to their current premises at [[51a High Street]] in early 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50c?)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

51a High Street

2026-06-03T01:09:42Z

Rchapman:

← [[51 High Street]] - ◦ - [[53 High Street]] →

* FH Sherrin Butcher Shop
* Commonwealth Bank (1972 to now)

[[File:High_Street_51a_Sherrin_Butcher.jpg|600px|thumb|left|FH Sherrin Butcher]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Coronation_Parade_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Coronation parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:40_High_Street_Under_Construction.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A view of Sherrin's shop from across the road where [[40 High Street|Ken O'Brien's Draper]] is under construction in 1959 - also shows the view down Charles Street (Photo courtesy of Ken O'Brien)]]
[[File:High_Street_51A_Commonwealth_Bank_1985_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank in 1986. The bank relocated to this location from [[50 High Street|50A High Street]] in 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Commonwealth_Bank_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Commonwealth Bank in 2024]]
* Chain of Title
* 1872 Francis Henry Sherrin
* 1921 Walter Robert Sherrin (Butcher)
* 1947 Estate of WR Sherrin (Seager & Page Solicitors)
* 1955 Ada O'Toole, Violet Green, John James Sherrin (equal 3rd shares)
* 1965 subdivision conversion to CT 2066-71
* Before 1971 sold to Commonwealth Bank?

50 High Street

2026-06-01T23:54:00Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt into 3 shops in 1955.
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (-1959 to 1977+)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Damaged by fire in the late 1970s?
* Combined into single shop
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1955 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50A_Commonwealth_Bank_1966_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank in 1966. The bank relocated to their current premises at [[51a High Street]] in 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50c?)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

41 High Street

2026-06-01T12:59:05Z

Rchapman:

← [[39 High Street]] - ◦ - [[43 High Street]] →

* Built in 1967
* Goodrick's Furnishing
* Maples (1975)
* Clark-Maples
* Village Hardware (1988 to 1990)
* True Value Hardware (1990 to 2005)
* Mitre 10 Handy (2005 to 2016)
* Williams Outdoors (2017 to present)

[[File:High_Street_41_Maples_1975.jpg|600px|thumb|left|An ad for Maples furniture store from the Derwent Valley Gazette in 1975.]]
[[File:High_Street_41_Clark_Maples_1986.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A streetscape showing Clark Maples in 1986. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury Newspaper)]]
[[File:High_Street_41_True_Value_1995.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Ray and Lesley Williams in front of their True Value hardware Store in 1995, with Angry Anderson. (Photo courtesy of the Derwent Valley Gazette)]]
[[File:High_Street_41_Mitre_10.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mitre 10 Handy in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_2013.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Updated signage in 2013 (Photo courtesy Williams Mitre 10)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_Williams_Outdoors_(Damian_Bester_2017).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Williams Outdoors in 2017. The New Norfolk Gun Shop was previously located in the tiny shop next door on the left. The Gun Shop moved and rebranded after the Williams' hardware business moved to the new purpose built premises at [[08-10 Charles Street|10 Charles Street]] in 2016. (Photo courtesy of Damian Bester)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Updated signage in 2024 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

47a-49 High Street

2026-06-01T12:52:40Z

Rchapman:

47a-49 High Street

2026-06-01T12:51:42Z

Rchapman:

File:High Street 51A Commonwealth Bank 1985 (Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives).jpg

2026-06-01T12:41:16Z

Rchapman:

51a High Street

2026-06-01T12:40:22Z

Rchapman:

← [[51 High Street]] - ◦ - [[53 High Street]] →

* FH Sherrin Butcher Shop
* Commonwealth Bank (1972 to now)

[[File:High_Street_51a_Sherrin_Butcher.jpg|600px|thumb|left|FH Sherrin Butcher]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Coronation_Parade_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Coronation parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:40_High_Street_Under_Construction.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A view of Sherrin's shop from across the road where [[40 High Street|Ken O'Brien's Draper]] is under construction in 1959 - also shows the view down Charles Street (Photo courtesy of Ken O'Brien)]]
[[File:High_Street_51A_Commonwealth_Bank_1985_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank in 1986. The bank relocated to this location from [[50 High Street||50A High Street]] in 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Commonwealth_Bank_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Commonwealth Bank in 2024]]
* Chain of Title
* 1872 Francis Henry Sherrin
* 1921 Walter Robert Sherrin (Butcher)
* 1947 Estate of WR Sherrin (Seager & Page Solicitors)
* 1955 Ada O'Toole, Violet Green, John James Sherrin (equal 3rd shares)
* 1965 subdivision conversion to CT 2066-71
* Before 1971 sold to Commonwealth Bank?

51a High Street

2026-06-01T12:38:39Z

Rchapman:

← [[51 High Street]] - ◦ - [[53 High Street]] →

* FH Sherrin Butcher Shop
* Commonwealth Bank (1972 to now)

[[File:High_Street_51a_Sherrin_Butcher.jpg|600px|thumb|left|FH Sherrin Butcher]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Coronation_Parade_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Coronation parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:40_High_Street_Under_Construction.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A view of Sherrin's shop from across the road where [[40 High Street|Ken O'Brien's Draper]] is under construction in 1959 - also shows the view down Charles Street (Photo courtesy of Ken O'Brien)]]
[[File:High_Street_51A_Commonwealth_Bank_1986_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank in 1986. The bank relocated to this location from [[50 High Street||50A High Street]] in 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Commonwealth_Bank_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Commonwealth Bank in 2024]]
* Chain of Title
* 1872 Francis Henry Sherrin
* 1921 Walter Robert Sherrin (Butcher)
* 1947 Estate of WR Sherrin (Seager & Page Solicitors)
* 1955 Ada O'Toole, Violet Green, John James Sherrin (equal 3rd shares)
* 1965 subdivision conversion to CT 2066-71
* Before 1971 sold to Commonwealth Bank?

50 High Street

2026-06-01T12:35:40Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt 1955
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (-1959 to 1977+)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Destroyed by fire in the late 1970s?
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1955 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50A_Commonwealth_Bank_1966_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank in 1966. The bank relocated to their current premises at [[51a High Street]] in 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50c?)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

50 High Street

2026-06-01T12:34:30Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt 1955
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (-1959 to 1977+)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Destroyed by fire in the late 1970s
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1955 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50A_Commonwealth_Bank_1966_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank in 1966. The bank relocated to their current premises at [[51a High Street]] in 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50a)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

File:High Street 50A Commonwealth Bank 1966 (Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives).jpg

2026-06-01T12:30:38Z

Rchapman:

50 High Street

2026-06-01T12:29:10Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt 1955
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (-1959 to 1977+)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Destroyed by fire in the late 1970s
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1955 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50A_Commonwealth_Bank_1966_(Commonwealth_Bank_of_Australia_Group_Archives).jpg||600px|thumb|left|The Commonwealth Bank in 1966. The bank relocated to their current premises at [[51A High Street]] in 1972. (Photo courtesy Commonwealth Bank of Australia Group Archives)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50a)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

52 High Street

2026-06-01T11:46:35Z

Rchapman:

← [[50 High Street]] - ◦ - [[54 High Street]] →

* Commercial Bank of Australia (- 1966 +)
* JH Dixon Barrister & Solicitor
* Stephen Dixon Barrister & Solicitor
* Tierney Law Solicitors

[[File:High_Street_52_Commercial_Bank_of_Australia.jpg|600px|thumb|left||Commercial Bank of Australia - need a better photo and a date]]
[[File:High_Street_52_Commercial_Bank_of_Australia_(1941).jpg|600px|thumb|left||Commercial Bank in 1941. The bank was set back from the building line making it appear that 54 butted against it. However aerial photos show that this was an optical illusion. Also note the person standing behind the fence, giving perspective.]]

[[File:High_Street_52_Stephen_Dixon_(2009).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stephen Dixon's Office in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]
[[File:High_Street_52_Tierney_Law_(2024).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Tierney Law in 2024 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

50 High Street

2026-06-01T07:16:42Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt 1955
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (-1959 to 1977+)
* 50a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 50a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* Destroyed by fire in the late 1970s
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1955 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50a)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

51a High Street

2026-06-01T01:29:35Z

Rchapman:

← [[51 High Street]] - ◦ - [[53 High Street]] →

* FH Sherrin Butcher Shop
* Commonwealth Bank (1971 to now)

[[File:High_Street_51a_Sherrin_Butcher.jpg|600px|thumb|left|FH Sherrin Butcher]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Coronation_Parade_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Coronation parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:40_High_Street_Under_Construction.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A view of Sherrin's shop from across the road where [[40 High Street|Ken O'Brien's Draper]] is under construction in 1959 - also shows the view down Charles Street (Photo courtesy of Ken O'Brien)]]
[[File:High_Street_51a_Commonwealth_Bank_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Commonwealth Bank in 2024]]
* Chain of Title
* 1872 Francis Henry Sherrin
* 1921 Walter Robert Sherrin (Butcher)
* 1947 Estate of WR Sherrin (Seager & Page Solicitors)
* 1955 Ada O'Toole, Violet Green, John James Sherrin (equal 3rd shares)
* 1965 subdivision conversion to CT 2066-71
* Before 1971 sold to Commonwealth Bank?

51a High Street

2026-06-01T01:28:14Z

Rchapman:

50 High Street

2026-06-01T01:23:40Z

Rchapman:

← [[48 High Street]] - ◦ - [[52 High Street]] →

* [[William George Salier|Gold Mine Drapery]] (1862 to 1898)
* Lee & Sons Drapery (-1910 to 1913+)
* Charles Jillett Drapery (1918 to 1945)
* Glasser (1948 to 1953)
* E & J Prenter & Sons Drapery (-1953 to 1955)
* Destroyed by fire and rebuilt 1955
* 51a - Commonwealth Trading Bank (1957 to 1960)
* 51a - Commonwealth Bank (1960 to 1971)
* 50 - Stella Potter Children's Ware (-1959 to 1977+)
* Destroyed by fire in the late 1970s
* Shanghai Chinese Restaurant (- 1980? to present)

[[File:High_Street_50_Lee_and_Son's_Drapery_1920s.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lee & Sons Drapery (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:Mercury_12_Dec_1913.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mercury Newspaper 12 Dec 1913 page 4 - two shops broken into including this one]]
[[File:High_Street_50_CL_Jillett.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Charles Lewis Jillett's store (from 1918 to 1945)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_4_May_1950.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Full page advertisement for Glasser stores in 1950 including store in New Norfolk. (Mercury Newspaper 4 May 1950)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Mercury_Newspaper_9_Oct_1954.jpg|600px|thumb|left|For Sale in 1954 (Mercury Newspaper 9 Oct 1954)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Prenter_Fire_1955_(Cowburn_Collection).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Fire in the Prenter store in 1955 - the building was structurally damaged and had to be demolished. (Photo courtesy of JJ Cowburn)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_(1957)_(Phil_and_Debbie_Maddox).jpg|600px|thumb|left|The new building in 1955 (Photo courtesy of Phil and Debbie Maddox)]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Stella_Potter_1959.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Stella Potter Children's Ware in 1959 - does anybody have a better photo?]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Chinese Restaurant 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_50_Shanghai_Restaurant_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Shanghai Restaurant with new neon signage in 2024]]
* Shop behind Stella Potter (50a)
* Haboeck Jeweller 1972-1980?
* Hairdresser - Vivian's hair?
* New shop was built in 1955

Chain of Title
* 1849 Part of original Grant to William Henry Gill & Thomas Jhonson
* 1862 William George Salier
* 1901 Thomas Frederick Brown
* 1915 Colin Jeffery Brown
* 1918 Charles Lewis Jillett
* 1945 Public Trustee
* 1948 Joe Glasser Pty Ltd
* 1950 Joseph Glasser Pty Ltd (name correction)
* 1953 Edward and Jessie Prenter
* 1956 Herbert Smart & Peter Kemp

25 Humphrey Street

2026-05-29T06:27:05Z

Rchapman:

← [[07 Humphrey Street|7 Humphrey Street]] - ◦ - [[27 Humphrey Street|27 Humphrey Street]] →

* Alvin Eiszele's Garage
* Lumplecker's Garage (1990s)
* Trident Nets (since before 2007)

[[File:Humphrey_Street_25_(2023).jpg|600px|thumb|left|27 Humphrey Street in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

27 Humphrey Street

2026-05-29T06:24:40Z

Rchapman:

06 High Street

2026-05-29T06:15:37Z

Rchapman:

06 High Street

2026-05-29T06:13:22Z

Rchapman:

41 High Street

2026-05-29T06:11:32Z

Rchapman:

← [[39 High Street]] - ◦ - [[43 High Street]] →

* Goodrick's Furnishing
* Maples (1975)
* Clark-Maples
* Village Hardware (1988 to 1990)
* True Value Hardware (1990 to 2005)
* Mitre 10 Handy (2005 to 2016)
* Williams Outdoors (2017 to present)

[[File:High_Street_41_Maples_1975.jpg|600px|thumb|left|An ad for Maples furniture store from the Derwent Valley Gazette in 1975.]]
[[File:High_Street_41_Clark_Maples_1986.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A streetscape showing Clark Maples in 1986. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury Newspaper)]]
[[File:High_Street_41_True_Value_1995.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Ray and Lesley Williams in front of their True Value hardware Store in 1995, with Angry Anderson. (Photo courtesy of the Derwent Valley Gazette)]]
[[File:High_Street_41_Mitre_10.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mitre 10 Handy in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_2013.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Updated signage in 2013 (Photo courtesy Williams Mitre 10)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_Williams_Outdoors_(Damian_Bester_2017).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Williams Outdoors in 2017. The New Norfolk Gun Shop was previously located in the tiny shop next door on the left. The Gun Shop moved and rebranded after the Williams' hardware business moved to the new purpose built premises at [[08-10 Charles Street|10 Charles Street]] in 2016. (Photo courtesy of Damian Bester)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Updated signage in 2024 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

06 High Street

2026-05-28T10:24:03Z

Rchapman:

41 High Street

2026-05-28T07:50:17Z

Rchapman:

← [[39 High Street]] - ◦ - [[43 High Street]] →

* Goodrick's Furnishing
* Maples (1975)
* Clark-Maples
* Village Hardware (1988 to 1990)
* True Value Hardware (1990 to 2005)
* Mitre 10 Handy (2005 to 2016)
* Williams Outdoors (2017 to present)

[[File:High_Street_41_Maples_1975.jpg|600px|thumb|left|An ad for Maples furniture store from the Derwent Valley Gazette in 1975.]]
[[File:High_Street_41_Clark_Maples_1986.jpg|600px|thumb|left|A streetscape showing Clark Maples in 1976 (?). The person who gave me the photo said 1986 but the cars and signage would seem to indicate a decade earlier. For example, Ron William's passed away in 1977. I will triple check these dates when the opportunity arises. (Photo courtesy of the Mercury Newspaper)]]
[[File:High_Street_41_True_Value_1995.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Ray and Lesley Williams in front of their True Value hardware Store in 1995, with Angry Anderson. (Photo courtesy of the Derwent Valley Gazette)]]
[[File:High_Street_41_Mitre_10.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Mitre 10 Handy in 2009 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_2013.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Updated signage in 2013 (Photo courtesy Williams Mitre 10)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_Williams_Outdoors_(Damian_Bester_2017).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Williams Outdoors in 2017. The New Norfolk Gun Shop was previously located in the tiny shop next door on the left. The Gun Shop moved and rebranded after the Williams' hardware business moved to the new purpose built premises at [[08-10 Charles Street|10 Charles Street]] in 2016. (Photo courtesy of Damian Bester)]]

[[File:High_Street_41_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Updated signage in 2024 (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)]]

37 High Street

2026-05-28T07:42:31Z

Rchapman:

← [[35 High Street]] - ◦ - [[39 High Street]] →
* Lawson & Quayle (1910 -)
* Walter Washington Williams (late 1920s)
* Thomas Shirley & Co Draper (1931 to 1949+)
* Ron Williams Men's & Boys Wear (early 1950s)
* Audree La Vogue?
* Mensland Store (1970s)
* Les Lee's (2002)
* Glasser & Parker (2012 to Dec 2015)
* Vietfinn Silk (2016 to 2018)
* Ten Lives Cat Centre
[[File:High_Street_19_to_51_mapped.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The block between Burnett Street and Charles Street (19 to 51a High Street) as it was in the 1930s with street numbers shown - frontage for 37 High Street is 31' 0".]]
[[File:High_Street_37_1910.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Lawson & Quayle General Store opened in July 1910 (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910)]]
[[File:High_Street_37_(Suzanne_Smythe).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Walter Williams in the late 1920s, before they moved into the shop next door. This building was demolished some time between 1953 and 1963. (Photo courtesy of Suzanne Smythe)]]
[[File:High_Street_WW_Williams_Shop_1928.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Thomas Shirley & Co Clothing Store on the left in the 1930s (Photo courtesy of Greg Williams)]]
[[File:High_Street_37_Glasser_and_Parker_(Damian_Bester_2015).jpg|600px|thumb|left|Glasser & Parker in 2015 (Photo courtesy of Damian Bester)]]
[[File:High_Street_37_Glasser_Parker_2016.jpg|600px|thumb|left|37 High Street waiting for a new tenant in 2016]]
[[File:High_Street_37_ten_lives_2024.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Ten Lives Cat Centre in 2024]]

File:High Street 06 Barry Churchill Chemist 1970s.jpg

2026-05-28T07:23:59Z

Rchapman: