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Black-and-white view of a narrow street junction lined with buildings, featuring a vehicle and small figures on the sidewalk.

126 Fitzroy Street on far left corner (? possibly) at junction of Wellington (right) and Nelson (left) Streets looking west. (MoC 335/63)

126 (50) Fitzroy Street, Duke of Wellington, Cambridge

History of 126 Fitzroy Street

1913 (50)

Albert Samborn Scale, Duke of Wellington

A two-story building on a street corner with a blank sign on the facade, ground-floor windows, and a brick terrace adjacent.

126 (50) Fitzroy Street, corner of Nelson Street (MoC 254/7)

1937

Frederick Charles Hopkins, fried fish dealer

1939

J W Saunders, fish shop

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