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A row of commercial buildings on Bridge Street, featuring R.B. Darkins and H. Langdon & Co. shops with signage in the windows.

56 – 59 Bridge Street c 1937 (MoC)

58 Bridge Street

History of 58 Bridge Street

1861

Mary Burbush, 52, baker, b Ely

1911

Elizabeth Burbush, 69, lodging house keeper, b Cambridge

Ethel Maud Cornell, 17, servant,  b Cambridge

1913

Charles Kittridge, tobacconist

Miss Burbush, lodging house keeper

1935

Shopfront at 58 Bridge Street decorated with Union Jack flags and the text LONG LIVE THE KING for a 1935 royal jubilee.

H Langdon and Co, 1935 (MoCP37)

1937

H & Langdon & Co, builders

 

A row of commercial buildings on Bridge Street, featuring R.B. Darkins and H. Langdon & Co. shops with signage in the windows.A long brick building with a tiled roof and green dormer windows sits beside a pavement where two people walk past.

 

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