Allthough not a building that has been lost, the list below shows the busineses and jobs that some Godmanchester residents had in 1924. Many of the public houses are now residential homes or the buildings have been demolished. Many trades listed such as "Cowkeeper" and "Wheelwright" are either no longer in exsistance or are no longer in widespread use. It isn't an exhausted list and has been taken from the back of a map.

1. Abbott Enoch-Knighbon, boot & Shoe Maker 
2. Allen Elijah & Son, blacksmiths
3. Allen Willian, farmer
4. Almshouses, Pinfold lane
5. Archer Edward, shopkeeper
6. Ashley Brothers, farmers
7. Ashley Walter Ernest, monumental & general mason; designs estimates submitted
8. Barnardo's Homes (organiser for Hunts GB Rutland, William P. Anderson, Queen Elizabeth's Grammar school)
9. Barringer & Connington, coal merchants, London & North Eastern Railway yard
10. Barringer & Sons, Haulage Contractors
11. Boot Thomas William, news agent & town crier
12. Bosworth Charles, chimney sweeper
13. Brawn Sidney, farmer
14. Browns & Goodman, flour millers; on Mondays at Corn Exchange, St. Ives. T A "Browns, Huntingdon;" TN 25 Huntingdon
15. Burton John William, bricklayer
16. Butcher Fred, shopkeeper
17. Childs & Hall, boat. bldrs. Ouse villa
18. Childs William, fishmonger
19. Clayton & Son, saddlers
20. Clements Frederick J. beer retailer
21. Coles William, boot repairer
22. Dee William George, painter
23. Dixon H. & Son, corn merchants
24. Early closing day, Wednesday.
25.  Fairy William Dew & Son, bakers & corn merchants
26. Flint Allen, gardener to Mrs. Bevan
27. Ford Walter H. Woolpack P.H 
28. Fowell Alfred, oil pump manufact
29. Fowler Harry, insurance agent
30. Francis George Frederick, farmer, The Chestnuts
31. Gadsby Jn. Topham, farmr. Riverside
32. Garner John, shopkeeper
33. Garner Samuel, jobmaster
34. Gill Albert James, motor engineer
35. Godmanchester Town Football Club (A. J. Wiseman, sec)
36. Hall Alfred George, boat builder, see Ohilds 6: Hall
37. Herbert George James, farmer
38. Herbert Harry L. farmer
39. Houghtgn Chas. Amos, Red Lion P.H
40. Hunt Wallace, photographer
41. James William Lavender, Farmer
42. James Wm.Willis, stationer, Post Office
43. Kent William, White Hart P.H
44. Kisbey Robert, corn, cake & seed mer
45. Looker John, farmer
46. Maile Minnie (Miss), confectioner 
47. Marked thus farm 150 acres or over.
48. Markham & Co.grocers, The Causeway
49. Mason Joseph, dairyman
50. Mason Percy James, dairyman
51. Matson Arthur, motor engineer
52. Matson Walter, cowkeeper
53. Matson William, joiner
54. Misseldine Charles, insurance agent
55. Moore John, marine store dealer
56. Oglesby John, grocer
57. Page Edward, farmer
58. Page George R. Wheelwright
59. Page James, Rose 85 Crown P.H
60. Parker John, Railway inn P.H
61. Pearse William Henry, confectioner
62. Peck William, baker
63. Pendred William, Queen's Head P.H
64. Pettit Chas & Son, market gardnrs
65. Pettit Emma (Mrs), apartments
66. Pettit Limited, builder
67. Proctor Bertie John, house decorator
68. Pumfrett George, furniture dealer
69. Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School (William Pratt Anderson, master)
70. Reed Brothers, farmers, Duck end
71. Reeve Harry, market gardener
72. Regnart, Robert, shopkeeper
73. Rutledge Jabez, blacksmith
74. Searle Frederick, ironmonger
75. Slack William Son, butchers
76. Smart William, agricultural & motor engineer; motor car springs made & repaired & blacksmith
77. Smith Robert & Co Tailors
78. Steeples Hector, baker
79. Stevens George, borough surveyor
80. Storey Frank, coal merchant
81. Summers Frank, fruit, grower
82. Teb Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper
83. Thackray F.B. & Co.Limited. builders & contractors & at Huntingdon
84. Thompson Samuel, jobbing gardener
85. Townsend Alfred, draper
86. Underwood John, farmer
87. Walker Edward T. Royal Oak P.H
88. Walker John, farmer
89. Ward Frederick William, shopkeeper
90. Whybray Ernest, grocer: London str
91. Wiseman Alfred J. Tailor
92. Witney John H. butcher
93. Yarnold Wm. Son, motor garage
94. Zonprillo Josef, hair dresser & masseur

PRIVATE RESIDENTS

1. Anderson William Pratt (master), Queen Elizabeth's Grammar school
2. Baxter Richard, Syringa
3. Bevan Misses. Ermine cottage
4. Bevan Mrs. Island hall
5. Bright Mrs. Lynton house
6. Brighty Frederick William.Green and Dexter John, Westbury house
7. Duesberry Misses, Island cottage
8. Fordham Thomas Blott
9. Francis George Fredk. The Chestnuts
10. Gadsby Mrs. Charles Henry
11. Gadsby Mrs. Corpus Christi house
12. Gadsby Mrs. John, Riverside
13. Harcourt Mrs
14. Hebberb Mrs. H. T. Riverlea
15. Herbert Miss
16. Herbert, George James
17. Hunnybun Gerald, Old Court hall
18. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Dial house
19. Lock Mrs. The Red house
20. Looker John
21. Markham Aubury J.P. Hampton house
22. Markham Miss E. Laburnum cottage
23. Markham Miss M. Letwell house
24. Mason Henry, The Priory
25. Metherell Harry Osman, The Green
26. Napier Charles Fredk. The Grove
27. Oldfield Mrs Openshaw Thomas Horrocks, The Schae
28. Pledger Anthony John J.P. Chadleigh house
29. Reeve George
30. Saltmarsh Mrs. The Limes
31. Sloman Mrs. Ye Old cottage
32. Smith William, Apthorpe house
33. Stables John Percy Lister Durell J.P. Offord hill
34. Stephen Miss, Holmehurst
35. Stromberg Rev. William Webster M.A. (vicar), Vicarage
36. Thackray Miss
37. Thompson Miss Elise, Pomona
38. Tillard Mrs. The Holme
39. Towgood Robt. Louis J.P. Farm hall
40. Tysoe Donald F. The Hermitage
41. Tysoe Joseph William, Mill house
42. Whitehead Misses