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A street scene with a horse-drawn butcher’s cart in the foreground, shops on the left, and a long iron fence on the right.

St Andrew’s St outside Emmanuel College. Left foreground is passageway to St Columba’s Hall, then nos 35 – 30 St Andrew’s Street. (MoC)

32 St Andrew’s Street

History of 32 St Andrew's Street

According to Outside the Barnwell Gate (1915), in medieval times this would have been the site of the property which Henry of Tangmere, bequeathed to his wife Matilda in 1361, and which that lady and her son gave to Corpus Christi College. The property is described as ‘lying in the parish of St Andrew outside the Barnwell Gate, between a messuage of John of Essex and that later Simon the Glover’s, abutting one head on Swynecroft, the other on the King’s way called Prechourstrete.’

Henry de Tangmere had been one of the original members of the Guild of Corpus Christi, the founding body for that college.

1861 (32)

John A Sebley, 35, grocer and tea dealer, b Cambridge


1913

G P Hawkins, bakers confectioners and caterers


1962

G P Hawkins, bakers and confectioners

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St Andrew's Street

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