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A corner shop with signs reading Cooked Meats and Empire Wines sits on a street corner, with cars parked along the curb.

Cook and Bros at the corner of Eden Street and Prospect Row, 1975 (MoC128/75)

Prospect Institute, 74 Eden Street, Cambridge

History of 74 Eden Street

The building was a chapel for the Seventh Day Adventists. The baptism pit is under the floor in the workshop covered up with glass. (CWN 19.2.1981)

1913

Prospect Sunday School and Institute

1939

W H Constable, stained glass works

1970

W H Constable, glass merchants

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