A row of terraced shops on Fitzroy Street featuring tobacco advertisements, a denture repair sign, and a car park sign.

Fitzroy Street 45 – 41, 1971 (MoC 59/71)

43 (108) Fitzroy Street, Cambridge

History of 43 Fitzroy Street

1902 04 18

Coronation 1902. A Proclamation. Messrs Starr and Rignall, the people’s photographers, being confident that every loyal subject of H.M. King Edward will appreciate some memento of this, the most eventful year of the present decade, have decided to give everyone the opportunity of securing one of their high-class cabinet portraits, finished in their best style, for one shilling. See window for special babies’ offer. 108 Fitzroy Street, Cambridge. – Advert

Credit: Mike Petty, Fitzroy Street Cambridge Scrapbook 1897 to 1990.

1913 (108)

Starr and Rignall, photographic artists and frame makers

A sepia-toned studio portrait of a man with a mustache wearing a suit and a decorative sash featuring emblems and tassels.

108 Fitzroy Street, Ralph Starr – unknown subject (MoC15.41)

A young man in a dark, braided uniform jacket stands beside a small table holding a peaked cap, with an ornate chair nearby.

Starr and Rignall, unknown subject (MoC396/85)

Studio portrait of a young woman with hair in an updo wearing a high-collared dark jacket with fur trim on a branded mount.

Photo by Starr, 108 Fitzroy Street, subject unknown (MoC)

1939 (43)

Fitzroy Studios, photographers

A V Chandler

1962 (43)

Henry’s ladies hairdressers

Denture Repair Service

Sources

Mike Petty Archive

Projects

Fitzroy Street

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