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

3 Market Street

History of 3 Market Street

1861

See 1 Market Street

1913

Alfred Hartmann, dining rooms

A tinted street scene showing a row of three-story brick shops with awnings and several figures walking on the pavement.

1 – 7 Market Street c WWI (MoC 84/55)

1937

Stanley Rampling, cutler, surgical appliance maker and engraver Tel 3335. His home address in 1937 was 19 Barton Road.

1940

HA sent this note in 2024: I was recently given a skeleton by an alumna’s executor which was found amongst her belongings after she died. The box it was in contains a stamp (photo attached) which says ‘S. Rampling, 3 Market St Cambridge, Surgical & Scientific Instruments’ and a date stamp 25/04/1940.

Oval ink stamp on a wood surface reading S. Rampling, Surgical & Scientific Instruments, 3 Market Street, Cambridge, 29 Apr 1940.

3 Market Street, 1940 (Photo HA)

See Stanley Rampling in 1911 at 167 Hills Road

1962

Joshua Taylor, shoe retailers

2018

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