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A pale three-storey building with sash windows, housing a Savoy Taylors Guild shop with sale posters in the ground floor windows.

14 St Johns Street, Cambridge

15 St John’s Street

History of 15 St John's Street

1861

Reuben Buttress, widower, 57, hosier, b Middlesex

1911

Catherine Robinson, 54, housekeeper, b Cambridge

Julia Robinson, 61, sister, head teacher County Council, b Cambridge


1913

Buttress and Company, hosiers

Miss Catherine Robinson, lodging house keeper

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