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75 Hemingford Road Cambridge75 Hemingford Road, Goodrum’s Dairies, Cambridge
History of 75 Hemingford Road
1913
Edward Robert Goodrum, dairyman
1920
Edward Robert Goodrum, dairyman
1930
S R Goodrum, dairyman
Margaret Thulborn (119 Hemingford Road) recalled the bottling plant behind no.75 and Ralph Goodrum coming round with his horse and cart delivering the milk even in the 1950s. The horses would be put in the field in Seymour Street each night (now the site of Seymour Court) – in those days the road ended at the field, with no continuation round to Mill Road. And the children would go fishing in the nearby brook.
1940
S R Goodrum, dairyman
1951
Mrs C Goodrum
1960
Mrs C Goodrum
1961
Edward Wright retired, milkfloat roundsman for Goodrum’s Dairy
23/51961 – retirement of Edward Wright of Goodrum’s Dairies
Restored Goodrum milk cart, 1985
Restored Goodrum milk cart, 1985
Goodrum’s Dairy presentation jug
Goodrum’s Dairy presentation jug
1970
Goodrum, Mrs C & Home Counties Dairies
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