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A white, two-storey building with a tiled roof, dormer windows, and a shop entrance next to an open carriage gateway.

40-41 Trumpington Street Cambridge

40 Trumpington Street, Hopkins and Co Livery Stable, Crown and Compasses, The Compasses

History of 40 Trumpington Street

1842

Nutter and Elliston, brewers, went bankrupt. 33 pubs owned by the brewery were sold off.

1884 Crown and Compasses

Rebecca Watson, landlady

1913

William Turrell, clerk

Hopkins and Co Livery Stable

Watercolor drawing of a stable yard with a large overhanging roof, showing a horse and two men standing near doorways.

Hopkins Livery Stable, Trumpington Street by Mary Greene

1962

Albert Mason

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