King's Parade
No.1 King's Parade on the corner or King's Parade and Bene't Street was a milliner &amp; dressmaker by the name of C.H. Lawrence in the early 20th century. In the 1950s and 1960s the building became Millers Wine Parlour. In "Ted Hughes: The Life of A Poet" by Elaine Feinstein, Syliva Plath is described sitting in Millers Wine parlour in 1956, reading a review article. Since then it has occupied various establishments including the wine bars "Gough Bros" (1972) and "Shades" (1972-1992), "The English Teddy Bear Company" (late 1990s - early 2000s) and a restaurant/bar by the name of "No.1 King's Parade" (until 2006). Today a restaurant called The Cambridge Chop House is located here.