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Narrow street scene with brick terrace houses, a prominent Morley shop sign, parked cars, and a person cycling down the road.

James Street c.1964

24 James Street, Cambridge

History of 24 James Street

1913

Fred Etheridge, fruiterer


1918

Eric W Ethridge, aged 2, was reported to have died 11.11.1918, probably from influenza.


1960s The southern end of James Street was demolished in the development of the Kite. On the west side of the street nos. 14-23 were demolished; on the east side nos. 24-32 were lost.

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