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Black and white street scene showing a corner shop, a horse-drawn carriage, and rows of terraced houses on a city road.

157 Mill Road, Cavendish House looking west towards railway bridge

157 Mill Road, Cavendish House

History of 157 Mill Road

1913 Cavendish House

S B Wallis & Sons, grocers, tea and provision merchants


1962

Parsons and Frost, boot repairers

By the end of the 20th century this property had been demolished.

 

Black and white street scene showing a corner shop, a horse-drawn carriage, and rows of terraced houses on a city road.A row of terraced houses borders a street in Cambridge, with pedestrians on the pavement and bicycles parked near a bench.

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