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A watercolor drawing of a stable courtyard with a man standing beside a white horse, under a roof with a metal weather vane.

Brown’s Livery Stable, Silver Street by Mary Greene 1904

20 Silver Street, Brown’s Livery Stables

History of 20 Silver Street

1851

William Murcutt, 28, plasterer, b Cambridge

1913

Walter Brown, livery stable keeper

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