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49 High Street, Linton c.1903 (Cambridgeshire Collection)49 High Street, Linton
History of 49 High Street
Michael Rouse, Cambridge in Early Postcards (1978), writes:
Mr E W Morley of Linton, who was born in 1889 and managed the Post office in the village for forty-one years, was at a remarkably early age an entrepreneur in picture postcard photography and publishing.
This shop was owned by E W Morley himself.
E W Morley sold newspapers to the troops on manoeuvres near Cambridge in 1912.King George V came to Linton to view the spectacle.
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