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St Andrew's St outside Emmanuel College. Left foreground is passageway to St Columba's Hall, then nos 35 - 30 St Andrew's Street. (MoC)35 (36) St Andrew’s Street
History of 35 (36) St Andrew's Street
1959 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments Survey of Cambridge: No.36 is of two storeys with cellars and attics. Where the old walls survive they are of plastered timber-framing. It was built in the first half of the 17th cent. but the street-front has been entirely rebuilt and the ground and first floor cleared inside in modern times.
1861 (35)
James Rickards, 65, builder, b Cambridge
1913 (35)
O A Strapp, silversmith and jeweller
(35a) S. Columba’s Hall, Enoch Circuit custodian
Constance Pyle circa 1930
These were the premises of Constance Pyle, dressmaker from about 1931 to 1934. She was previously at 73 Mill Road. Her business addresses later would be 6 Hills Road and then 28 Bateman Street.
1931 Lease of 35 St Andrew’s Street to Constance Pyle
Business stationery of Constance Pyle
1962 (35)
Varsity Restaurant
2018 (36a)
Wagamama
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