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4 & 5 Pembroke Street

5 Pembroke Street

History of 5 Pembroke Street

1861:

George Mussell Garrett, 26, Music B Cantab, b Winchester

1904:

Pembroke Street, c.1904

The Humber Cycle Supply Company, which had its main premises in Regent Street, was one of four motor companies in 1904.

1913:

(5) Nathan Lawrence, engineer

(5a) Knaster & Cox, Cycle and Motor Garage

1937:

Ben Hayward and Son, motor engineers

Pembroke Street 1937. Ben Yaward cycle and motor garage on left. (Cambridgeshire Collection)

1962:

(5a) United Taxis

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