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The Garrick Inn (MoC134/51-8.53.49)The Garrick, Four Lamps
History of The Garrick
1861
See 52 King Street
1874 (52) The Garrick
1876
The Garrick was a key location in the story of the murder of Emma Rolfe.
Emma Rolfe from a contemporary handbill (Cambridgeshire Collection)
Emily Calcott gave evidence at the inquest and trial as did others who had been at the pub the night of the murder.
1881 (52) The Garrick
William Calcott, 63, publican, b London
Emily, 45, b Suffolk
Walter J, 11, b Cambridge
Sidney C, 7, b Cambridge
Emily P Clarke, daughter in law, 25, b Cambridge
John Clarke, son in law, 32, clerk, b Peterboroug
The Garrick, King Street, date unknownh
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