Earl Grey PH King Street circa 1960

60 (34) King Street, Earl Grey Public House & Earl Grey Court, Cambridge

History of 60 King Street

1851

William Manor, 47, brewer, b Gloucs

Ann, 48, b Hunts

Ann, 10, b Cambridge

---

1861

Ann Manor, 59, publican, b St Ives

Earl Grey Court:

(1)

Mary Taverner, 48, charwoman, b Lincs

(2) George Thomas Robinson, 22, labourer, b Cambridge

---

1874 The Earl Grey

James Mills

---

1881

James Mills

---

1901 (34)

vacant

---

1913 (60) Earl Grey

William Grimes

---

1962

Earl Grey Public House

Further information about this pub can be found here:

Earl Grey, Cambridge

---

13 February 1978 – Remembering Cambridge’s lost public houses: A nostalgic newspaper feature reflected on a succession of Cambridge public houses that had disappeared over the previous fifteen years. Among those recalled were the Earl Grey in King Street, together with the Criterion, the Bun Shop, the Volunteer and the Duke of Cambridge. The article used an imaginary pub crawl through former establishments to illustrate the changing social geography of the city. Source: Mike Petty Archive, Cambridge King Street Scrapbook 1897–1990, Item: 78 02 13.

---

1981

Ladbrokes