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A narrow, three-story yellow brick building at 21 King's Parade with a ground-floor Benets cafe storefront and blue tables.

21 King’s Parade

History of 21 King's Parade

A row of multi-story brick buildings with shopfronts and awnings lines a street in Cambridge, with pedestrians on the pavement.

King’s Parade including no.20 A W Smith

1849

Widnall and Davis seed shop set up

1881

Richard Levers, 40, stationer, b Yorks

Hannah, 30, b Wisbech

1913

Ryder and Amies, tailors

1962

Ladycraft, knitted goods

2018

Benets, cafe

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King's Parade

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King’s Parade

6 King’s Parade

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