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Earl Grey PH King Street circa 1960

60 (34) King Street, Earl Grey Public House & Earl Grey Court

History of 60 King Street

1851

William Manor, 47, brewer, b Gloucs

Ann, 48, b Hunts

Ann, 10, b Cambridge

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1861

Ann Manor, 59, publican, b St Ives

Earl Grey Court:

(1)

Mary Taverner, 48, charwoman, b Lincs

(2) George Thomas Robinson, 22, labourer, b Cambridge

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1874 The Earl Grey

James Mills

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1881

James Mills

King Street, Cambridge Town Plan 1886

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1901 (34)

vacant

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1913 (60) Earl Grey

William Grimes

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1962

Earl Grey Public House

Further information about this pub can be found here:

Earl Grey, Cambridge

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1981

Ladbrokes

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