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A brick building at 29 Sidney Street featuring a blue Premier Travel shop front with window displays and advertising signage.

29 Sidney Street Cambridge

29 Sidney Street

History of 29 Sidney Street

Printed advertisement for A. Wehrle & Sons, watch and clock makers at 29 Sidney Street, Cambridge, and High Street, Newmarket.

1861

George Tuffts, shop master, 40, fancy bazaar, b England

Frederick Hilliday, 24, fancy bazaar, b England


1913

A Wehrle and Sons, watchmakers and jewellers

W Mason


1918

Sergeant Alfred Wehrle died 4.11.1918 of influenza. He had first joined the RAMC and then the Artists Rifles. Son of Alfred Wehrle of 19 Storey’s Way.


1927

John Dover Place

In 1932 John Dover Place took Dr Searle of Bridge Street to court accusing him of enticing away his wife. Dr Searle won.


1962

Saqui & Lawrence, jewellers


2018

Premier Travel

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  • Spanish Flu
  • world war one

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