10 King’s Parade
History of 10 King's Parade
Nos 10 and 11 are two tenements of one build, with three storeys cellars and attics. They were built in 1827 and are of interest as planned economy of shops and dwellings.
19th century combined shop and dwelling houses in Cambridge
1832 – 1842/3
R Roe, picture dealer [in 1842/3 he moved to 14 King’s Parade]
1846
Samuel Ekin, soda water manufacturer
Samuel Ekin carbonated water bottle fragment as reconstructed (Grand Arcade report 2019)
1851
James Day White, widower, 53, bootmaker employing 10 men, b London
1913
R I Severs, printers, relief stampers and stationers
1962 –
2018
Primavera Ltd
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