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  •   KCB - Cambridge City
    •   4 - Cambridge Improvement Commissioners
      •   10 - Contracts, bonds and tenders
        •   3 - Paving contracts
          • 4 - Correspondence from Robert Phelps, Master of Sidney College, and Gerald Cobb, of Trinity College, relating to the advantages of using asphalt for laying pavement
RefNoKCB/4/10/3/4/4
AltRefNoCB/4/10/3/4/4
TitleA letter from Gerald Cobb, of Trinity College, to the Chairman of the Improvement Board with enclosed notes on the cost of laying alternative sources of granite as paving by the town surveyor of Bradford
Date20 Jun 1878
CreatorNameCambridge Improvement Commissioners
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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