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A row of terraced buildings on Pembroke Street with light brick walls, red doors, sash windows and a tiled roof with dormers.

9 – 10 Pembroke Street Cambridge

9 Pembroke Street

History of 9 Pembroke Street

1861

Matthew Gray, 60, tailor, b Cambridge

1913

Ignatius Knaster, ladies and children’s hair cutting

1937 9,11,12

John Moore and Beeson Ltd, Imperial typewriter agents

1962 9, 11, 12

Moore John and Beeson Ltd, typewriter dealers

 

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