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Christchurch Institute (MoC12/60/69)Christchurch Institute (MoC12/60/69)

69 Fitzroy Street, Cambridge

History of 69 Fitzroy Street

1913 Christ Church Parish Rooms


In World War One a communal kitchen was opened here. It followed the initiative of ‘national kitchens’ which were opening across the country. Meals ranged in price from 4d to 1s and were on sale every day between 12 and 2pm and from 5.30 to 7.30 in the evening. By November 1918 the kitchen was selling 2,000 portions a day. See Barnwell at War (2018).


1962 Christ Church Parish Rooms

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