39 Aglionby Street Carlisle

[elf]

I have tried with no success to find 39 Aglionby Street Carlisle on the 1921 could anyone help me please I have found it on the 1911 and also on the 1939 
I was also trying to see  if the houses were built to be on the 1881
Thank you
Sue

[Ashtone]

Here's a mention for the address in 1891, unless there's more than one street with that name in the Carlisle area. The address is on the 1891 census.

[*Sandra*]

Beautiful looking houses, less than a mile from City Centre. 

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01t6r/

Baptist church, Aglionby Street, built 1887-8

https://www.cumbriacountyhistory.org.uk/township/carlisle

[Gan Yam]

Some of the houses were built as early as 1869, mentioned in Carlisle Patriot, 11th June 1869 and no 10 was for sale in 1874.  However, they must have still been building on the street for a while as there is a new house for let, May 1883 Carlisle Patriot.  There are also 3 large houses built after 1899, (not on the 1899 map) although only one of them is on Aglionby Street (29A), the other two have entrances on opposite sides of Warwick Square.
I think this may be the plans for block with no 39 included.   Unfortunately its not dated!

https://cumbriaimagebank.org.uk/imagefiles/jpgh/ct46823.jpg

This is the 1880 map and the houses that included 39 don't appear to be on it, so looks like it was built after 1881.

https://cumbriaimagebank.org.uk/historicalmaps.php?file=008

[AlanBoyd]

Electoral Register, Carlisle
Aglionby Street, Aglionby Ward
house number 39

1920 John and Cecilia Wilkie
1921 no entry
1922 no entry
1923 Percy and Gertrude Castle, in succession from 136 Petteril Street [Percy Castle is registered at that address in 1922]

[elf]

Thank yiu so much everyone
Sue