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66 King Street66 (37) King Street
History of 66 King Street
According to Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959, no. 66 was built on a T-shaped plan early in the 18th century.
1861
John Halsey, 68, labourer, b Middlesex
1881
Elizabeth Cooper
1901 (37)
William H Robinson, 45, maker of woodware picture, b Cambridge
1913 (66)
(64-66) Gilbert Hicks, grocer and confectioner
1962
Metals Research Ltd
66 King Street, 1971 (MoC 76/71)
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