Regent Street 1926/7 (Cambs Collection)

97 – 99 (52 – 51) Regent Street, Hyde Park Corner Garage

History of 97-99 Regent Street

1861 (52)

Mary Smith, 53, fundholder, b Manea

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1901

(52)

Louisa Eliza Tuck, 51, ladies and childrens hair dresser, b Cambridge

Emily Lander, 22, companion and housekeeper, b Grantchester

(51)

Elizabeth Cattell, 54, lodging housekeeper, b Sutton

Mary E, 32, draper’s assistant, b Beds

Annie L P Richards, boarder, 31, art needlework, b London

Algernon S Peyton, 17, chemical lab assistant, b London

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1913

Edward T Saint Ltd automobile engineers

Edward T Saint managing directors

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1929

E.T. Saint & Co. Ltd, Regent Street — Wolseley cars, 12 January 1929
The Wolseley 16/45 h.p. ‘Silent Six’ is the finest two-litre six-cylinder car that money and experienced have ever succeeded in producing. Its silence, smoothness and rapid acceleration are really wonderful. It is vibrationless from 6 to 60 mph. Let us give you a trial run – we shall be pleased to do so. Tourer £365. Saloon, £375. Authorised main distributors – E.T. Saint & Co. Ltd, Regent Street, Cambridge. – advert
Credit: Mike Petty, Cambridge REGENT STREET Scrapbook, entry 1929 01 12.

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1964

(95 -99) Turner and Hore Ltd, automobile engineers

Hyde Park Corner Garage