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Red Cow 1970 (MoC 199/70)

1 Corn Exchange Street, The Red Cow

History of 1 Corn Exchange Street

Listed Building

1898 by Richard Reynolds Rowe. Red brick and timber frame and plaster gable and turret. Plain tile roof with gabled ends, hipped corner, bands of shaped tiles and crested ridge-tiles. Brick gable end and axial stacks with corbelled brick caps and shafts. Plan: L-shaped plan on corner site. Old English-Jacobethan style.

1898

1913

W & T Avery, weighing machines

The Red Cow, Harry Swan

1962

The Red Cow, Percy Leary

Red Cow, Corn Exchange Street 1964 (MoC 430/64)

The Red Cow, Corn Exchange Street c.1960

Red Cow, 1 Corn Exchange Street 1974 (MoC613/74)

The Red Cow, Corn exchange Street (MoC429/74)

The Red Cow, Corn Exchange Street (MoC428.74)

The Red Cow, Corn Exchange Street (MoC120.72)

1999

The Cambridge Ghost Book, Halliday and Murdie, 2000, reports sightings here during the Cambridge Ghost Walk.

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