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Mill Road looking east; entrance to Mill Road cemetery foreground; junction with Emery Street mid ground left. Locomotive PH right foreground.The Locomotive is right foreground in the photo.
1851: Peter Davey (Gardner’s)
1852: Peter Davies (Slaters Directory)
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1861:
Jonas Butler, publican, 49, b Cambs
Rebecca Butler, wife, 45, b Harston
Joseph Burgess, lodger, general labourer, 36, Fowlmere
William Chamber, lodger, painter, 22, b Downham
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1869: John Wilson (Post Office Directory)
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1871:
John Barton, publican, 50, b Cambridge
Jessie Barton, 54, b Dullingham
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1879: Charles Lamberton (Kellys)
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1881:
James Charles Lamberton, inn keeper, 48, Kent
Elizabeth Lamberton, 42, b Cambridge
Rosa Osborn, niece, 13, b London
Alice Stearn, servant, 18, b Great Shelford
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1883: James Charles Lamberton (Kellys)
1888: Richard G Johnson (Kellys)
1892: Fred Woods (Kellys)
1896: Frederick Osborne (Kellys)
1904: Joseph Streeter (Kellys)
1913: Joseph Streeter (Spalding)
1916: James Brown (Kellys)
1933: Frederick Charles Phillips (Kelly’s)
1962: The Locomotive Tavern
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