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A three-storey brown brick building with a yellow ground-floor shopfront labeled InnerSpace, flanked by two other shops.

6 King’s Parade

History of 6 King's Parade

1851

Ronald Crisp, 51, archdeacon’s apuritor [?], b Norfolk

1913

Mrs Craven

1962

(6a) G M Vickers, architect

(6a) Standard Life Assurance

(6a) Sharp & Son, fire loss adjustors

(6) Sir Henry Lunn Ltd, travel agents

(6) Western Union Telegraph

1981

(6a) Clive Sinclair of Sinclair Science. He is described in the CWN 2.4.1981 as ‘the miniature television and £50 Computer man.’

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