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A three-storey brown brick building with sash windows houses a dark blue Admiral Casino storefront on the ground floor.

51 Sidney Street Cambridge

51 Sidney Street

History of 51 Sidney Street

1851

William Johnson, 40, clothier, b Cambridge

Mary, 34, b London

Octavius, brother, 38, clothier, b Cambridge

Caroline Clayton, niece, 5, b Surrey

Eliza Fisher, 22, servant, b Hunts

Ester Thubourn, 15, b Cambridge

A vintage newspaper clipping announcing Silver Jubilee decoration prizes for Johnsons shop at 51 Sidney Street, Cambridge.

1935 Cambridge Daily News


1861

William Johnson, 50, clothier and jailor


1962

Johnsons of Cambridge, tailors


2018

Admiral Casino

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