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12 King Street Cambridge

12 (11) King Street, The Millers Arms

History of 12 King Street

1861

Jonathan Howell

1881

Jonathan Howell, wine and spirit merchant

1901 (11)

George Hall, 36, licensed victualler, b Chesterton

1913 (12)

Edward Cooper, riding master

[In its day the Royal Military Riding School was one of the best equipped institutions of its kind in the country. Its prospectus described Capt Cooper as one of the finest horsemen who ever served in the British Army.]

1962

(6-16) H W Peak Ltd

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