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A two-story brick corner building with the shop sign E. Harris, featuring sash windows and a corner entrance on a street.

33 Shelly Row, corner with Albion Row c1960 (MoC69.71)

33 & 34, Bakers Arms, Shelly Row, Cambridge

History of 33 Shelly Row

1891

Henry Mowforth, publican


1900 12 31

Baker’s Arms, Shelly Row, p2

Credit: Mike Petty Archive, Cambridge Castle End Scrapbook 1897 to 1990, ref. 1900 12 31 p2.


1901 Bakers Arms

Arthur H Foulger, 43, licensed victualler, b London

1913

(33-34) Henry Thomas Aplin, fried fish shop

1962

Frank Harris, general store

1970

Frank Harris, general store

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Tags

  • Public House

Projects

  • Shelly Row

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