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A three-story stone building with a turquoise storefront for Pappa Mexico at ground level and symmetrical windows above.

29 Petty Cury, Cambridge

History of 29 Petty Cury

1851 (unnumbered)

Ann Trundle, 43, milliner


1861 (29)

Sarah Webb, 41, shoe shop keeper, b Cambs


1913

Pollard and Co, confectioner


1962

Burton Montague Ltd, tailors

Two stone-fronted buildings on Petty Cury with Van Allan and Dixons Cameras storefronts at street level, separated by an arch.

29-30 Petty Cury (MoC249/72)

 

Two stone-fronted buildings on Petty Cury with Van Allan and Dixons Cameras storefronts at street level, separated by an arch.Two multi-storey stone buildings on Petty Cury feature a central arched passageway and modern shopfronts at street level.

 


1970

Dixons Cameras


2018

Nana Mexico

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