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The Johnny Gilpin, 17 Gold Street, Cambridge
History of 17 Gold Street
1830s
The John Gilpin: the sign for this pub was painted by Richard Leach and is held by the Museum of Cambridge. He painted in circa 1830.
John Gilpin, pub sign by Richard Leach, commentary ©Museum of Cambridge
1851
John Ricket, 53, publican,
1871
Joseph Farnham, 29, licensed victualler Johnny Gilpin maltster, b Cambridge
1913
William George Shipp, The Johnny Gilpin
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