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68 King Street

68 (38) King Street, Champion of the Thames Public House

History of 68 King Street

1851:

Henry Preston, 41, publican, b Birmingham


1861: The Champion of the Thames

Thomas Clark, 41, brewer and publican, b Grantchester

(38) Charley Newman, 22, dealer, b Cambridge

(38) Robert Greengrass, 30, porter, b Suffolk


1881:

Richard Hills


1901: (38)

George H Watts, 34, licensed victualler, and professional cricketer, b Cambridge


1913: (68) Champion of the Thames

Harry Ambrose


1962:

Champion of the Thames P H

King Street, Jan 1974, looking east (MoC 617/74)

Champion of the Thames, King Street (MoC75.71)

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