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A three-storey, black-and-white timber-framed building on King's Parade with leaded windows above a modern museum shop front.

18 King’s Parade

History of 18 King's Parade

1881

Thomas W Greathead, 62, fancy ware waiter and draughtsman, b Berks

Hannah A, 53, b Cambridge

Mary A Pescott, visitor, 38, b Sussex

Esther Taylor, 22, servant, b Histon

Marianne Robinson, 15, apprentice, b London

1913

(17-18) John G Buol, restaurant and French pastry cook

1962

W Perry Leach & sons, decorators

Cambridge Plate Glass Mutual Insurance Society

1971

Bene’t Gallery move here from Free School Lane

1981

Bene’t Gallery, owned by Gerald Criddle

2018

University of Cambridge Museums Shop

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