1933
Mary Ann Waldorf - Ladies' Hairdresser (K1933). Mrs Waldorf also runs a large apartment house, known as Centre Cliff Lodge at No 10 South Green as well as being the proprietor of the Marlborough Hotel.

In 1934, she also purchases No 26 North Parade. This same year, Mrs Waldorf and her daughter, Muriel, are at the centre of an extraordinary set of events which hogs the tabloid headlines for months and comes to be popularly known as the case of 'The Wenhaston Millions'.

To read an account of this case, compiled from contemporary news stories, click here.

Frederick Humphries - 'Maison Frederic', Ladies' Hairdresser. Maison Frederic bills itself as 'Late of Old Bond Street'. See 1946 advertisement, right.

1950 - 1954
Frederick Humphries - 'Maison Frederic', Ladies Hairdresser (SER1950, 1954)

1967
Frederick Humphries - 'Maison Frederic', Ladies Hairdresser, closes this year. (Source: Mrs Jean Noller)

1967
Mrs Jean Noller - Isobel Hairdressing (Source: Mrs Jean Noller)

Mrs Jean Noller - Isobel Hairdressing

1987
Mrs Jean Noller - Isobel Hairdressing, ceases trading this year. (Source: Mrs Jean Noller)

1987 - 88
Unknown

1988
Mrs Clarke - Dates and details required.

1995
Carol Tooke - 'Carol's Treasures'. Basement antique shop.Carol is the wife of John Tooke who runs 'Trash 'n' Carry' at the former chapel in Blackmill Road. (SST1995)

1994
Name - Farleigh House Antiques Source

1997
Sharon Munday - antiques (basement shop)

2003 approx
Sharon Munday - antiques closes.(LM)

2010
Name - 'Fair Enough' - Recycled and hand-made Gift Shop. A spin-off from a similar business in Walberswick. Occupies the Ground Floor. Closes September 2011.