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Guildhall Street, 1878, west side (MoC1/53/49)(J Palmer Clarke)4 Guildhall Street, Castle Inn
History of 4 Castle Street
Guildhall Street west side
1830
Thomas Christmas (Pigot’s)
1839
William Christmas (Robson’s)
1851
James Baxter (Gardner’s)
1852 Nicholas Jemmerson (Slater’s)
1869
John Royall (Post Office Directory)
1871
John Royal, plasterer and publican, 71, b Norfolk
Ann, 60, b Cambridge
Alfred, plasterer, 25, b Cambridge
Thomas, plasterer, 21, b Cambridge
Nicholas, clerk, 19, b Cambridge
Alice, dressmakers apprentice, 15, b Cambridge
William James, lodger, cook and brush manufacturer, 71, b London
Joseph Nunn, ostler, 28, b Suffolk
Elizabeth Wilmott, servant, widow, 24, b Cambridge
Edward James, lodger, engineer, 21, b Canterbury
John Field, lodger, gardener, 20, b Herts
Henry Mahon, lodger, man, 28, b Scotland
Harry Kelvington, lodger, mason, 23, b Hull
Castle Inn, Guildhall Street, 1878
1879
Henry Edward Steel (Post Office Directory)
1881
Henry Steel, innkeeper, 52, b Suffolk
Eliza, 46, b Suffolk
Henry E, carver inn servant, 22, b Suffolk
Elizabeth Berry, mother in law, farmer’s wife, b Suffolk
Maryan Turner, servant, 19, b Hadstock
Charles Numm, lodger, fish merchant, 40, b Suffolk
The Castle Inn was pulled down to provide a site for the old police court.
1913
The Guildhall: Cambridge Town Council Offices
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