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Bridge Street in Cambridge showing a horse-drawn cart, a cyclist, and pedestrians with multi-story buildings on both sides.

Bridge Street Thompson’s Lane Junction circa 1900

42 Bridge Street / The (Black) White Bull & White Bull Yard

History of 42 Bridge Street

Black and white historical map showing buildings and land plots west of Bridge Street, Cambridge, with various labels.

West of Bridge Street in the Nineteenth Century

See notes on 43 Bridge Street

19th cent: White Bull was a public house based at no.42 and no. 43 was more of a private dwelling.


1861

James Collen, head, 27, milkman, b Cambridge

Frederick Tavner, head, 36, fishmonger, b Cambridge

White Bull Yard:

(1) William Carpenter, 81, b Cambs

Ann, 65, college servant, b Cambridge

(1) Susan Haylock, 31, college servant, b Cambridge

(2) William Jackson, 46, joiner, b Yorks

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