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The west side of Gonville Place in 1970 showing a row of low-rise brick shops and houses with pedestrians on the pavement.

Gonville Place, west side, 1970 (MoC 19/55/70)

St Andrew’s Terrace, Gonville Place

History of Gonville Place (west side)

1861

(1) Joseph Fenn, 87, out of business family tailor, b Sussex

(2) Stephen Rickards,  65, retired watch maker, b Gloucs

(3) Joseph Spencer, 77, proprietor of homes, b Cambridge


1962

Turner and Hore Ltd, motor engineers

1970

Modern Shoe repair service

A street scene on Gonville Place showing parked cars, a low garage building, and a brick terrace with a roadside post box.

Gonville Place, west side 1972 (MoC 51/72)

 

The west side of Gonville Place in 1970 showing a row of low-rise brick shops and houses with pedestrians on the pavement.Modern concrete office building on Gonville Place, viewed from the street behind several large, bare deciduous trees.

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