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Hope Street Yard
History of Hope Street, Yard
Hope Street Yard was acquired in 1947 by Tony Dosanjh, a Sikh, who moved from India to settle in Cambridge. There are a number of tenants in the yard and typically they include antique and bric a brac dealers.
For more information see 111 Places in Cambridge that you shouldn’t miss, p.114.
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