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100 Regent Street

History of 100 Regent Street

1911:

Frederick Tuck, 35, college cook, b Cambridge

Mabel, 34, b Cambridge

Margret, 3, b Cambridge

Madeline Malandain, boarder, 26, professor of languages, b Le Havre France

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1913:

Regent Street Tailoring an Hosiery Company

B T Waits, proprietor

Frederick Tuck, cook

Mrs Tuck, certified masseuse

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1964:

Camsnacks Cafe

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