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A white-painted, two-story brick building with three attic dormer windows, a central front door, and symmetrical sash windows.

66 King Street, Cambridge

66 (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

A row of terraced shops and houses with peeling paint along a curving street, viewed in black and white in 1971.

66 King Street, 1971 (MoC 76/71)

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