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Two-story buildings on Magdalene Street with shopfronts for Tea Apothecary, Save the Children, and Fridge under a tiled roof.

21 Magdalene Street Cambridge (RGL2026)

21 Magdalene Street, Cambridge

History of 21 Magdalene Street

1959 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments Survey of Cambridge: nos. 21 & 22, of two storeys with attics, has plastered timber-framed walls and tiled roofs.The range to the street was built in the 16th cent and a small cottage some yards to the west in the first half of the 17th cent; the two were then linked by an 18th cent. block, and a kitchen was added on the W in the following century. the cottage, the kitchen and other minor 18th and 19th cent. additions were demolished in 1956.

1913

Eastmans Ltd, butchers

F Else, manager

1962

J H Dewhurst, butchers

 

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