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A three-story brick building on a street corner houses a Barclays bank with a person standing at an ATM on the ground floor.

35 Sidney Street Cambridge

35 Sidney Street

History of 35 Sidney Street

A black-and-white architectural drawing showing floor plans for five 19th-century commercial and residential buildings.

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

Black and white postcard showing four men in aprons outside Lincolne and Son shop, with two Esperanto stickers on the right.

35 Sidney Street circa 1900. Postcard with Esperanto conference stickers


1962

Barclays Bank

2018

Barclays Banks

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