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A street scene showing 1950s cars, cyclists, and pedestrians alongside brick buildings, one featuring a large Let On Lease sign.

Junction of St Andrews’s and Emmanuel Street c.1950s

59 St Andrew’s Street, The Three Archers

History of 59 St Andrew's Street

At this location were formerly two or three small tenements – one of which was long called ‘the Three Archers’. (Outside the Barnwell Gate – 1915)

1861

William Stanley, 43, publican, b Chesterton


Early 20th century: dairy and fruit shop


Circa 1970 this side of the street was developed to create the new Prudential Building

Faded black and white view across a construction site with low-rise buildings and gabled roofs behind a wooden fence.

New Prudential Building (MoC128/58)

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