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17 Sussex Street Cambridge

19 Sussex Street

History of 19 Sussex Street

1857

F W Talbot funded The Cambridge Almanack. It was issued annually until 1881 when the title changed to the Cambridge Almanack and Diary.

Talbot had also printed broadside ballads for several years. One sheet dated 1835 contained ‘The Literary Dustman’ and ‘The Soldier who died for his King.’ Many more are contained in the Madden Collection.

1861

Frederick W Talbott, 28, printer employing 1 man 1 boy, b Cambridge

Joanna, 22, b Norwich

Sarah Elizabeth Rump, visitor, 22, b Norwich

Phoebe Parker, servant, 14, b Harston


1962

E J Pigott (Tools) Ltd


2018

 

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