A red brick, three-story building with white-framed sash windows and a dark green storefront named Trinity at street level.

15 Trinity Street

History of 15 Trinity Street

A street view showing shop fronts on Trinity Street with varied brick and timber-framed buildings under a bright sky.

Trinity Street circa no.15

Three storeys with cellars and attics, built in the first half of the 18th cent.

1861

John Thurlbourn,

Susanna,

John R, 25, tailor & robemaker, b Cambridge

Alfred B, 23, bachelor of arts, b Cambridge

Isabel A M, 20, b Cambridge

Catherine S, 16, b Cambridge

Harietta, 14, b Cambridge

Susanna Parker, servant, 23, b Rampton

1871

A black and white street scene featuring an ornate, timber-framed building with twin gables situated between two flat-fronted buildings.

Thurlbourn’s 15 Trinity Street c 1870 (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Street view of 15 Trinity Street with a horse-drawn carriage in front and a man in a long coat standing on the pavement.

15 Trinity Street (MoC20/76)

1881

John Thurlbourn, 66, tailor & robe maker, b Cambridge

Sussana, 70, b Cambridge

Frank L Edwards, grandson, 9, b Coventry

Leonie Roger, governess, 18, b France

Sarah E Corile, servant, 25, b Shelford

1891

1901

Susannah Thurlbourn, widow, 90, university robe maker, b Cambridge

Anna Coe, nurse, 26, b Norfolk

Harriet Layton, servant, 53, b Newnham

1911

William James Starte, 31, wholesale draper’s assistant, b Cambridge

Sarah Ann, 31, b Histon

Alexander William, 6, b Cambridge

Gladys Anne, 2, b Cambridge

1913

Thurlbourn & Son, tailors and robemakers

Alex Nelson

2018

Trinity Restaurant

Projects

Trinity Street

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