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This became the new post office 18th January 1833.
Circa 1850 the post office moved to no. 4 St Andrew’s Street on the site of the Brazen George.
Edward Gage, 38, print seller, b London
Martha, 18, wife, b Cambridge
Leura Ball, 14, servant, b Harston
George Dewberry, boot and shoemaker. previously at 20 Bridge Street. He was a Liberal Party chairman and itinerant preacher for many years. (Cambs Ind April 1913)
El Patio, coffee bar
(44a) T F Morris & ptnrs
(44a) C W Craske, architect
(44a) C H Field, architect
J Sainsbury
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