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A pale lavender building and an adjacent cream-colored brick house stand along a road under a bright, sunny sky.

6 / 7 Northampton Street

7 Northampton Street, Bell Inn

History of 7 Northampton Street

18th cent:

Northampton Street used to be called Bell Lane. Even before that, it was called Merton Hall Lane.


before 1830:

coaching inn


1860s and 1870s:

Royal Parr, licensed victualler


1895

Albert Grover


Until 1911: Bell Inn


1913

J Woodgate, auctioneer and furniture dealer

A black-and-white view of A. Clark motor and cycle garage with a shop window, archway, and small figures standing in front.

7 Northampton Street 1927 (Cambridgeshire Collection)

1930s

A Clark, motor cycle agent


1953

D J Clarke, cafe


1960 – 1972

Kismet Restaurant – Bangladesh-style restaurant

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  • Public House

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