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A street view of white brick buildings, including a single-story cafe frontage with blue signs on Pembroke Street, Cambridge.

11 & 12 Pembroke Street Cambridge

11 Pembroke Street

History of 11 Pembroke Street

1861

Joseph Leach, 54, carpenter, b Cambridge

1913

Mrs Jane Boning

Widow of the later University Marshall, she was reported to have died in the press in December 1918. She had previously lived at 38 Jesus Lane.

1962 9,11 and 12

Moore John and Beeson Ltd, typewriter dealers

 

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