Nos 4, 4a and 5 is of four storeys. Cast in the heads of the two rainwater downpipes on the west is the date 1834, the probable date of the building. The wide doorway off centre is original but has been moved. A stone above is inscribed C.C.T.G. probably for Greef, a plumber, who lived here.
Circa 1900, may have been a carpenter’s and undertakers.
unnumbered: Anne Greef, widow, plumber 14 men, b Cambridge
unnumbered: John Swan, 61, retired bootmaker, b Cambridge
(4) Greef
(3) Swan
(4) Greef
(3) Swan
(4) Greef
(3) Morris
(4) Greef
(3) Else
(3) Grant and Lane, music and pianoforte warehouse
Alfred West
(4) Miss Lane
Frederick Rogers
(4a) Henry Edward Greef, plumber, decorator
Copper Kettle Restaurant and Copper Dive, Miss M Lennox Towler proprietress
(4a) C P Stockbridge, antique dealers
Copper Kettle: Silvio Fella
Silvio bought the business from the bakers Wrights of Haddenham who were in partnership with Mrs Lennox-Towle
Copper Kettle
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