136: Karen Millen
No. 136 was built in the twentieth century in the neo-Georgian style.
Several households lived on this site at the time of the 1851 census, and it is hard to distinguish exactly how the premises were laid out.
| Occupiers of
136 High Street Grey background = former building now demolished | ||
| Date | 136 High Street | 136 High Street (behind?) |
| 1839–1876 | Adin
Williams Tailor &c. | T.
B. Montrie Professor of dancing (1846) George St Swithin Williams, Solicitor, and F. Codd, Architect (1866) Oxon & Berks Bank (1872) |
| 1880–1910 | Hugh
James Allen Tailor & robe maker |
St Swithin Williams Solicitor (1880) W. Geekie, I (1882–1889) A. Ballard, Solicitor (1894–1899) |
| 1911–1915 | Bertram
Boasten Bootmaker | H.
J. Bennett Artificial teeth manufacturer |
| 1915–1932 | A.
Baker & Co. Ltd Tobacconists | Oxford
Dental Co. (1915–1922) Ermest Lynn, Dentist (1923–1931) |
| 1935–1954 | Jackson’s
Stores Ltd House furnishers | |
| 1962–1967+ | Smart
Bros Ltd House furnishers | |
| 1970–1972 | J.
Woodhouse Ltd House furnishers | |
| 1976–1980+ | Just Pants Plus | |
| By 1988–2003 | Endsleigh Insurance | |
| 2003– | Karen Millen | |