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66 Regent Street, Cambridge

History of 66 Regent Street

1911 (66a)

Thomas Bond, 35, hotel waiter, b Weybridge

Eliza, 49, b Scotland

Willie, 7, b Scotland


1913

G & H Newton, plumbers and house decorators

(66a) T W Bond


1914

H. Newton, Regent Street — pump for Barrington, 12 June 1914
A new pump has just been placed on the Orwell Road at Barrington by Mr Edward Conybeare who has always taken a great interest in the water supply of the village. Residents in the lower part have hitherto been obliged to go some distance for their water. The pump is the fourth and finest that he has presented to the village. Constructed by Mr H. Newton of Regent Street, Cambridge, it is of lead with a case of oak. There is a rest for buckets under the spout and the water drains off into a ditch near by 1914 06 12 p12
Credit: Mike Petty, Cambridge REGENT STREET Scrapbook, entry 1914 06 12.


1964

Adams and Dellar Lt newsagents

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