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Coloured postcard view of a busy Sidney Street with pedestrians, a horse-drawn cart, and a large Freemans shop sign on a corner.

Sidney Street corner with Green Street. No 47 right foreground.

50 Sidney Street

History of 50 Sidney Street

1851

James Johnson, 42, bookseller, b Cambridge

Mary Ann, 32, b Bedford

Mary Meldon Johnson, daughter, 5, b Cambridge

Eliza Unwin, 21, servant, b Essex


1861

F L Harraden, 40, hosier, b Cambridge


Sidney Street features a leafy building on the right, storefronts on the left, and people and bicycles on the sidewalk.

Sidney Street, Galloway and Porter (30) on right, Moore tobacconists (50) on left c.1910

1913

Moore & Co, tobacconists

William Carter


1962

Woolwich Equitable Building Society


2018

Flight Centre

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