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The red-brick facade of 1 Sussex Street features white sash windows above a ground-floor shop front and a stone porch entry.

1 Sussex Street Cambridge

1 Sussex Street

History of 1 Sussex Street

Pencil drawing of Sussex Street showing shopfronts, narrow buildings, and several figures standing on the pavements.

Sussex Street undated © Museum of Cambridge

A view down a quiet street corner featuring older buildings with a prominent corner shop bearing a large Sold by sign.

Sussex Street date unknown

1962

A A Roper & Sons, tailors

2018

Cambridge Leather Bags

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