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36 (22) King Street, The White Hart

History of 36 King Street

1851

William Royston, 28, pork butcher and publican, b Bath

1861 White Hart

Mary Ann Rooke, 50, publican, b Quy

1874

Charles Burbage, bricklayer and sexton of Holy Trinity Church

1881

Charles Burbage

1901 (22)

Daniel Wilsher, 64, bootmaker, b Herts

1913 (36)

Spaldings Relief Printing Works

The Cambridge Express Printing Works, C W Morecroft manager

Goodliffe’s slaughter house

T F Peacocke, cart sheds

Robert Dent, shoeing forge

1927

Granta magazine editorial offices

Cambridge Express Printing Works

Cambridge Service Motor Co

1962

Cambridge Express Printing Company

 

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