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102 Mill Road

History of 102 Mill Road

There were two sets of 102 and 102a Mill Road in the 20th century, a block apart. See 102a.

1913

Parks and Co, fried fish shop

1937

Singer Sewing machine Co

Claude P Nicholes, watchmaker

1962

Forum Cleaners and Dyers Ltd

Charles Reeve
Claude P Nicholes, watchmaker

1970

Achille-Serre Ltd, dyers and cleaners

Claude P Nicholes, watchmaker
Dennis Garner

2007

In 2007 Cambridge Untold magazine interviewed many Mill Road people including Zarrar Arshad who owned the Sweet ‘n’ Spicy restaurant.

 

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