Where We Lived Collection

Picture shows Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Peppercorns Delicatessen is seen on the left of the picture. Mill Road is a street in southeast Cambridge, England

Barry and Alex Pendray from Hemingford Grey in Cambridgeshire, have converted a double decker bus into a mobile home, 12th April 1977

Picture taken inside Peppercorns Delicatessen on Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Scenes on the River Cam in Grantchester after flooding caused by heavy rain, January 1968

View of the terraced housing in Brunswick Walk, Cambridge. 22nd January 1990

Picture taken in Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Picture shows the famous chain of butcher shops Dewhurst on the left of the picture. Mill Road is a street in southeast Cambridge, England

Off Licence on 195 Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire in 1963. The signs outside suggest it sells Green King Lager and Old Holborn Tobacco amongst other things

Scenes on the River Cam in Cambridge showing boats being moored. Circa 1975

Street Scene alongside the River Cam in Cambridge. 22nd November 1963

Scenes on the River Cam in Cambridge after flooding caused by heavy rain, March 1964

Scenes on the frozen River Cam in Cambridge during a cold winter spell. Circa 1975

Frozen River Cam, Ice forms on the Jesus Lock weir during a cold spell, Cambridge, 13th January 1987

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Mormonhurch, Cambridge, 23rd January 1965

A cyclist goes down Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. Picture taken at the Mill Road and Covent Garden side road area. Mill Road is a street in southeast Cambridge, England

Mr and Mrs Wilkinson retire from Meadowsweet Grocers on Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

Scenes on the River Cam in Cambridge showing people enjoying a spot of fishing on their punts. July 1968

Scenes on the River Cam in the village of Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire. August 1972

People talking a walk on the lawn outside Kings College in central Cambridge. 16th February 1985

Scenes at sunset looking along the River Cam in Cambridge. 18th January 1966

The new eight storey city council flats at Newtown, Cambridge. November 1968

Residential housing on park Parade, Central Cambridge. 30th September 1964

New Theatre site in Cambridge city centre. 1st March 1964

Busy scenes in Occupation Road, central Cambridge, 1978

Scenes of crumbling buildings in Occupation Road, central Cambridge, 12th February 1966

Scenes in Cambridge after the River Cam flooded, caused by heavy rain, March 1964

Residential housing in Oban Court Cambridge. 3rd May 1965

Scenes on the River Cam in Cambridge showing a gallery on a boat. Circa 1966

Scenes looking along the River Cam in Cambridge. Boats in the foreground temporarily moored as winter turns into spring. Circa 1965

Scenes on the River Cam in Cambridge showing sports and keep fit enthusiasts keeping active. Circa 1975

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"Where We Lived: A Journey through Hemingford Grey and Cambridge" Barry and Alex Pendray, hailing from the picturesque village of Hemingford Grey in Cambridgeshire, embarked on a remarkable journey that would forever shape their lives. This captivating picture takes us back to Mill Road in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire - a place where memories were etched into the very fabric of their existence. Stepping inside Peppercorns Delicatessen on Mill Road, Cambridge, we are transported to a world filled with tantalizing aromas and culinary delights. This charming snapshot captures the essence of this beloved establishment that played witness to countless conversations over steaming cups of coffee and delectable treats. As we gaze upon the vibrant scene along Mill Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire unfolds before our eyes. The bustling energy emanating from Peppercorns Delicatessen merges seamlessly with the lively street life surrounding it, and is here that friendships blossomed amidst laughter and shared experiences. The River Cam holds its own allure as it meanders through the heart of Cambridge. Circa 1975 brings forth scenes of boats gently moored along its tranquil waters – a serene reminder of leisurely afternoons spent exploring this idyllic waterway. On an autumn day in 1963, tragedy struck America while echoes reverberated across continents. Alongside the River Cam in Cambridge stood witnesses to history unfolding - capturing not only street scenes but also emotions intertwined with news breaking about President Kennedy's assassination. Winter cast its icy spell upon Cambridge circa 1975 when frozen landscapes transformed familiar sights into ethereal wonders. The frozen River Cam became an enchanting playground for those brave enough to venture onto its glistening surface while ice formed gracefully on Jesus Lock weir during these cold spells. Amidst these cherished moments lies another landmark - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or Mormon Church in Cambridge.