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A white-painted building with three upper stories of sash windows and a grey shopfront featuring a Union Jack design.

4 Market Street

History of 4 Market Street

1851

Thomas Phillips, 44, waiter, b Cambridge

Eliza, 43, sempstress, b Hunts

Martha, 15, b Cambridge

Arthur, 12, chorister, b Cambridge

Henry Thomas, 10, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Mary, 6, b Cambridge

Mary Ann, 4, b Hunts

Mary Swanell, 55, seamstress, b Hunts

John Baker, 26, b Ireland

1861

Jonathan Neal, printer and bookseller employing 3 men and 3 boys, b Cambridge

1913

Achille Serre, dyers and cleaners

1962

Achille Sere Ltd, dyers and cleaners

(4a) Miss E Browne

(4a) Peplow & Partners, estate developers

2018

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  • Building of Local Interest
  • Listed building

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