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A two-story building with a cream-colored facade, tiled roof, dormer windows, and a shop front labeled University Grocers.

26 Magdalene Street Cambridge

26 Magdalene Street

History of 26 Magdalene Street

1959 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments Survey of Cambridge: House, now 26,27,28,28a… of two storeys with attic, has walls of timber-framing …built in the 16th cent, but largely remodelled and entirely reroofed in the late 18th cent.

1861

vacant

1913

Arthur Eyres, draper

A street view of Magdalene Street in 1937, showing old timber-framed shops, a sign for Cross Keys Yard, and a passing cart.

26 Magdalene Street, 1937. (photo J Baldwin)

1962

James C T Hunt, confectioner

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