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75 & 76 Trumpington Street

75 Trumpington Street

History of 75 Trumpington Street

1913

James Ansell & Co, wood carvers etc

1930s:

This was a cafe, first called ‘Pem’, founded by Vernon Cross in 1927, and then Tullivers. It was popular with undergraduates in the 1930s. vernon Cross sold the business to a Miss Cross, no relation.

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