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Three-story red brick shop with a white ground floor displaying sale signs in windows, flanked by buildings on Trinity Street.

38 Trinity Street Cambridge

38 Trinity Street

History of 38 Trinity Street

1861

Alfred Frederick Donagan, 32, hair dresser & perfumer, b Cambridge

1891

Louisa Donagan, widow, 61, b London

Emily, 36, b Cambridge

Ellen M Hilder, niece, 23, b Surrey

1901

1911

Mr Shaw family away

1913

J F Miller & Sons, wine and spirits merchant

Miss Shaw, lodging house keeper (entrance Trinity Lane)

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