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35 Sidney Street
History of 35 Sidney Street
19th century combined shop and dwelling houses in Cambridge
1857
Josiah Chater records that John Lincolne had considered buying 1 Market Hill.
1861
John Lincolne, 40, family grocer employs 2 men 2 boys, b Suffolk
Martha F, 44, b Norfolk
Harvey Napier Lincoln, 11, b Suffolk
Thomas W Malin, 20, shopman, b Herts
Martha Turner, servant, 22, cook, b Cambs
Eliza Bowd, 20, servant, b Cambs
35 Sidney Street circa 1900. Postcard with Esperanto conference stickers
1962
Barclays Bank
2018
Barclays Banks
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