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12 St Johns Street, Cambridge12 St John’s Street
History of 12 St John's Street
Former tailor’s establishment, mid Victorian, with terracotta heads and bright tilework. (Pevsner)
1861
George Lawson, 36, tailor, b Scotland
1911
George Miller, 66, lodging house keeper, Babraham
Alice, 60, assisting, b Cambs
Gerald, 18, pawnbroker’s assistant, b Cambridge
1913
W J Ison, cycle dealer
George Miller, lodging house keeper
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