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75 Victoria Road, Cambridge

History of Victoria Road

1913

Frank Pigott


1985 10 15

Pigott’s, the family ironmongers which has traded in Cambridge for more than a century, is up for sale. It was in 1863 that John Pigott, son of a Landbeach farmer, opened an ironmongers shop in Sidney Street and a chain of shops were set up in Market Hill, Mill Road, Norfolk Street, Bridge Street and Hills Road. The Sussex Street branch, an established feature of the street since the late 1930s, shut down last September. The business, now in Victoria Road, includes two shops, a warehouse, stores and office. 85 10 15a

Credit: Mike Petty, Cambridge Hills Road Scrapbook 1897 to 1990.

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Projects

  • Victoria Road

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