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4 St Mary’s Passage, Albany Cafe, Cambridge
History of 4 Sty Mary's Passage
1861
William Nichols, photographer
Edward William Nichols
W Nichols. St Mary’s Passage – subject unknown (MoCUN000.4)
W Nichols. St Mary’s Passage – subject unknown (MoCUN000.4)
W Nichols & Sons, St Mary’s Passage, subject unknown (MoC12271)
W Nichols & Sons, St Mary’s Passage, subject unknown (MoC12271)
Nichols & Sons- subject unknown (MoCPB298.85)
W Nichols and Sons, St Mary’s Passage, subject unknown (MoC)
W Nichols and Sons, St Mary’s Passage, subject unknown (MoC)
1891
George J Hewish, 49, tailor, b Cambridge
Albany Cafe, Mary C Greene (MoC)
1913
John Henry Simpson, proprietor of Albany Cafe
Mrs Silk
1962
Howorths, shoe retailer
(4/5) Dominic J Miller, guest house
2018
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