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Derelict shops in Coronation Street 1964, assumed by editor to be no.18.18 Coronation Street
History of 18 Coronation Street
1901
William P Spicer, scavenger carter
Annie E
Fred Walls, boarder, 21, path mason’s labourer, b Haddenham
Fred Brown, 31, brewers labourer, b Swaffham Bulbeck
1911
William Pearson Spicer, 62, jobbing gardener, b Duxford
Annie Elizabeth, 56, b Essex
Frederick Brown, boarder, 60, horsekeeper for Bailey Tebbutt brewery, b Cambs
1913
William P Spicer
1925
Two attempts were made to stop an armed motorist who broke into Daisley’s shop at Coronation Street, Cambridge, & stole a quantity of chocolates, cigarettes etc. A car travelling at high speed was seen by a constable at Bishop’s Stortford. Shortly after PC Dodson of Harlow police station was notified of the approach of the car. Dashing out of the police station in his pyjamas he stood in the middle of the road and signalled the car to stop. It continued its course and the constable had to jump very quickly out of the way. (reported in the press at the time)
1937
Mrs Jane Daisley, shopkeeper
1962
T R Attle, shopkeeper
(18a) Cornelius McCarthy
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