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22 - 24 East Road, March 1974 (MoC 602/74). By the time of this photo all three houses were derelict. They had been converted in to business properties by Loker and Co.22 – 24 East Road
History of 22 - 24 East Road
1881 (24 East Road)
Elizabeth Samuel, 53, nurse, b Cambridge
Emily E. Berry, 25, b Cambridge
Esther Berry, 19, dressmaker, b Cambridge
Arthur Samuels, 5, scholar [he reverted to his late father’s surname, Berry], b Cambridge
Ethel Gregg, 1mth, boarder, b Cambridge
For 1871 see 39 – 40 Gold Street
1891 (24 East Road)
William Samuels, 54, college servant, b England
Elizabeth Samuels, 57, laundress, b England
Arthur Berry, 16, grandson, lodger, bookbinder, b England
Find William Samuels in 1901 in 28 Sun Street, Newmarket Road
1962
Loker and Co, wholesale and retail newsagents
22 – 24 East Road, 1965
In 1963 the Cambridge News reported that Frederick Loker’s newspaper business was still being run by two of his grandsons, Denis Brown and D J Oakman.
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