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The facade of a three-story red brick building with white sash windows above a Trinity Street Jewellers storefront.

31 Trinity Street

History of 31 Trinity Street

A mid C18 red brick building no. 31 has a good shopfront c. 1800.

1861

Joseph Shallow, 43, tailor and robemaker employing 4 men, b Cambridge

1891

Joseph Shallow, 73, tailor, tailor & robemaker, b Cambridge

Nancy, 69, b Bishop’s Stortford

1901

1911

Eliza Morris, 63, lodging house keeper, b Kent

George, 42, son, bicycle dealer and repairer, b Sussex

Elsie, 23, daughter, b Cambridge

Emily Galley, servant, b Cambridge

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  • Listed building

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