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Courtesy of Ann Horn94a Mill Road, Gee’s
Mrs Gee has owned and worked in the electrical shop at 94a Mill Road since the 1940s.
1901 (94)
William Shanks [?], 65, builders foreman, b Bluntisham
Clarissa M, 50, [?]
Maud A, 29, ?? manager, b Ickleton
Mabel C, 23, shop assistant, b Saffron Waldon
Fred J Whittine, 24, building clerk, [?]
1913 (94a)
L Benstead, bootmaker
1937 (94a)
William John Wells, boot repairer
1962
H Gee, radio engineer
In the 1950s Harold and Priscilla were living at St Brelades, 322 Histon Road. They were Jewish and had come from Germany in the 1930s. They adopt the name Gee but this appears to be for business purposes as they continued to register for elections under their name Goldstein.
We spent the afternoon with Mrs Gee collecting some of her fantastic memories of time gone by.
HOT WATER
Mrs Gee shares memories of the Bath House.
A feeling of friendship
Mrs Gee’s thoughts on Mill Road.
The greatest honour!
Mrs Gee remembers opening Mill Road Winter Fair.
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