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190 - 192 East Road (photo Cambridge Libraries)186a, 187, 188, 189 (Alhambra), 190, 192 East Road
History of 180-190 East Road
1888
Alfred Robson Bowd is living at 188½ East Road at the time of his marriage to Lizzie Johnson. Alfred is 27 and a Stone Mason.
1913
(186a) J Matthews, hairdresser
(186b) W H Beamiss, fried fish shop
(187) E C Atkinson, bicycle agent
(188) H Parkonson, basket maker
(188 1/2) Bennett and Blowers, decorators
(189) Harry Witt, The Alhambra
(190) P T Coulson, butcher and sausage maker
(192) James Kirkup, upholsterer
1962
(186b) Cook’s Fish Bar
(187) Kenneth H Knights, hairdresser
(188) Miss F E Blake, fruiterer and greengrocer
(189) –
(190) Claude Wetherall, butcher
(192) Miss D E King
186 – 188 East Road, March 1974 (MoC609/74)
190 East Road, March 1974 (MoC 610/74)
Claude Wetherall was a wholesale poulterer and high class butcher. By 1974 the building was a store house.
186 – 190 East Road, 1974 (MoH 438/74)
189 East Road, Alhambra pub, 1974 (MoC551.74)
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