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Collage of historical black-and-white photos featuring shops on Mill Road, a delivery van, and local figures in Cambridge.

Mill Road Poem postcard, Cambridge

Mill Road History Society

Discover the past with a brand new group for Mill Road

The Mill Road area of Capturing Cambridge is managed by the Mill Road History Society – which is the successor to the Mill Road History Project that originally created Capturing Cambridge.

We run a monthly programme of events alternating talks and hands on sessions from September to June. Full details are available on the Society’s website along with information on how to contact us and other resources.

Links

  • Website: https://www.millroadhistory.org.uk
  • Email: millroadhistory@gmail.com
  • Mill Road History Project/Society Building Reports

 

 

Projects

  • Mill Road Area Cambridge

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