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A row of terraced houses on a street corner, with a prominent Haig whisky advertisement sign mounted on the side wall.

Walton Terrace, East Road

Walton Terrace, East Road, Cambridge

History of Walton Terrace

1913

  1. Mrs Rolls
  2. A Orriss
  3. Mrs Lefley [Leftley]
  4. David Odell, dealer
  5. John Mansfield, carman
  6. John Hunt, labourer
  7. William Brignall, bricklayer.

According to F T Unwin, A Cambridge Childhood Revisited, Mrs Leftley specialised in pickled onions, piccalilli and pickled red cabbage and was known as “Pickle Onion” lady.

 

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