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1 King’s Parade

History of 1 King's Parade

1861

John Haslop, 63, sadler and hatter, b Cambridge

1871

Brown

1881

Brown

1891

vacant

1901

vacant

1905

G H Lavender took over the premises from Mr Brown

1911

1913

(1-2) George H Lavender, draper and milliner

Lavender’s sold Army surplus from WWI

1936

1 King’s Parade, 1936 (MoC524/55)

G H Lavender retired

1962

Miller’s Wine Parlour and Restaurant

Lewis H A Judge

1981

Gough Bros

Shades Wine Bar

2018

Cambridge Chop House

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