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199 Mill Road, Cambridge

History of 199 Mill Road

2 November 1956

W. Holliman and Sons, the well-known Cambridge removal contractors, had again chosen a Morris vehicle for their fleet of pantechnicons. Every vehicle since 1926 had been a Morris, proof of their faith in the marque. The firm were also house furnishers and their King Street Furniture Galleries, the first “walk-round showrooms” in Cambridge, dated from 1923 when they moved from Mill Road. Credit: Mike Petty Archive.


1962

(197 – 199) J. Holliman and Sons, house furnishers

(199a) Ronald Rdd

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Projects

  • Mill Road

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