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A cream-colored, three-story building at 2 King’s Parade with green shutters, a central entrance, and a wine merchant’s shop.

2 King’s Parade

History of 2 King's Parade

1861

William Dixon, 42, vicar of Shepreth, b Isle of Wight

1871

Edwards

1879

This was from March 1879 until approx. 1910 the address of the dental practise of the distinguished dentist George Cunningham who lived at Merton Hall.

1881

Turner

1891

Oldsfield

1901

Stark

1911

1913

(1-2) George H Lavender, draper and milliner

A W Gant, dentist

1962

(2 – 3) Bidwell & Sons, surveyors and auctioneers

2018

Cambridge Wine merchants

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