Can anyone work out this address?

[Peter_NB]

Google. Type in "Caledonia Terrace" poplar Then look for results London Gazette page 3580 1849. Note: put " " around Caledonia Terrace

[Peter_NB]

Another look at the location. This link shows Jeremiah Street. Moving South, Jeremiah Street ends at East India.

https://maps.nls.uk/view/102908263

The London Blitz map has a High Explosive device in or near Duff Street. A look around on Google streets shows that many of the streets have been realigned and except for the Seaman's Mission nothing much that is old, remains. This could be a result of WWII damage and/or the developments that went on in the 60's.

I haven't searched anything on the Seaman's Mission, any other maps or a census search for Caledonia Terrace. The area is/was known as Poplar and looking at typical social history for the area it is likely the accommodation could be considered poor by the 1900's at the latest.

[Peter_NB]

Also, all references that I can find to Caledonia Terrace point towards Chelsea, not Poplar??

I think the 1911 Census shown with the word "Poplar" and the names of adjacent streets within the same census district eliminate Chelsea. A Caledonia Terrace is listed in Chelsea, but the name was changed in 1912.

https://www.maps.thehunthouse.com/Str...reet_Names.htm

Looking again at the courts papers I mentioned before, there is reference to Caledonia Terrace, East India Road. Perhaps a look at all earlier census returns would help close down the area.

(apologies for multiple postings but multi tasking and the edit facility timing out prevents me merging them)

[helachau]

Have been ploughing through old London maps at MAPCO https://www.mapco.net/london.htm but yet to spot a Caledonia Road, Poplar but you can find Jeremiah Street.
That it's Poplar in no doubt - one of the 1911 addresses reads "No 6 Caledonia Terrace, East India Road, Poplar". Unfortunately, the 1911 Census addresses don't deliver Enumerator's list under "Related Images" (FMP)

An item in the London Evening Standard 25 July 1894 -
"Messrs C.C and T. Moore will sell by AUCTION, at the Mart, on Thursday Aug 2, at Two, in Two Lots, the FOUR FREEHOLD HOUSES Nos 1, 2, 3 and 4 Caledonia Terrace, Jeremiah Street and No 1 Duff Street, East India Road ...."

[Peter_NB]

An item in the London Evening Standard 25 July 1894 -
"Messrs C.C and T. Moore will sell by AUCTION, at the Mart, on Thursday Aug 2, at Two, in Two Lots, the FOUR FREEHOLD HOUSES Nos 1, 2, 3 and 4 Caledonia Terrace, Jeremiah Street and No 1 Duff Street, East India Road ...."

Re your link to London Maps. Detail here: https://london1868.com/weller48.htm

I would think there is little doubt that Caledonia Terrace was in this locality.

[Peter Goodey]

Caledonia Terrace was a row of houses (terraced houses presumably) on Jeremiah Street.

[helachau]

Agreed - part of Jeremiah Street.
The Seaman's rescue mission still there on Jeremiah Street but little else of the old days (streetview).

The 1901 Census runs (Schedule nos. in brackets)-
(139) 23 Duff Street
(140 - 150) 1-9 Rigden Street
(151 - 152) 9-8 Rigden Street
(153 - 158) 1-4 Carter's Terrace
(160 - 167) 1-4 Caledonia Terrace
(168 - 192) 1-37 Jeremiah Street
(193 - 202) 16-2 Jeremiah Street
(203) 1 Augusta Street

This map identifies Duff, Jeremiah and Augusta - but exactly where Carter and Caledonia lay unable to pinpoint exactly.
https://www.mapco.net/bart1908/bart38b.htm

"Historical Directories" not delivering either.

[LMiller]

I've just found this old post from 2017. It's very helpful as I have just been searching for 1 Caledonia Terrace in Jeremiah Street! Two generations of my family lived in the house until WWII (after which the house must have been demolished).