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A printed and handwritten bill from W & E Shippey of Market Street, Cambridge, dated July 25, 1859, listing crockery for hire.

W & E Shippey, 1 Market Street

1 Market Street

History of 1 Market Street

1851

Elia Shippey, 45, tea dealer and grocer, b Cambridge

Frederic, nephew, 15, apprentice, b Cambs

George Ransom, apprentice, 20, b London

Henry Johnson, visitor, 12, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Cannon, 37, housekeeper, b Hunts

William E Johnson, 12, b Cambridge


1861 (1 &3)

Elizabeth Johnson, 53, grocer and china dealer, b Cambridge


1913

Joshua Taylor and Co, tailors, hatters…..

A street scene shows people walking and horse-drawn vehicles on Market Street, lined with brick buildings and shop awnings.

Joshua Taylor, Market Street Cambridge c1920s

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