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On this day, the Pitt Club was damaged by fire, the oldest market stallholder said Cambridge "market is slowly dying," and a report was published on the number of bombs that dropped on Cambridgeshire during the war.
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Over the next six weeks, you’ll get a free pull-out in your Tuesday Cambridge News crammed full of amazing pictures, celebrating a different theme in each one.
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On this day, German aircraft raided the East Coast of England, the Unitarian Church building in Cambridge was opened and dedicated, and hundreds gathered in the streets to welcome home prisoners of the First World War.
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The East of England Ambulance Service Trust went into special measures in October.
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On this day, alterations were made to Cambridge railway station, news of the King's death came to Cambridge via wireless, and tuneless trumpeters at the Assize court were accused of wailing as diversely as any pair of cats.
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On this day, the council discussed what would become of Cambridge prison, record flooding caused havoc and distress throughout the county, and Cambridge mourned the deaths of both Queen Victoria and King George V.
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On this day, demolition work began on the Chesterton sub-police station, the Bachelor of Hearts premiered at the Regal Cinema, and the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret visited Mr Stanley Woolston’s antique shop.
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On this day, a fire broke out in the grand jury room at the Shire Hall, Laurie & McConnal’s department store on Fitzroy Street opened its doors for the final time, and the first electric trains arrived at Cambridge railway station.
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Across the county, hundreds have lost their lives to the disease
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On this day, a fire broke out at a butter merchants in Petty Cury, another fire at Newmarket endangered over 20 racehorses, and no-one took any notice of Prince Philip's visit after he had opened the new magistrates’ courts.
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On this day, the Perse School for Girls celebrated its 100th birthday, the new ADC Theatre opened on Park Street, and a customer made a claim against Messrs Norman Bradley and Co over a pair of extremely irritating trousers.
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On this day, Burwell sought to introduce piped water, the occupier of the Blue Boar Hotel sued an architect for damages, and a prediction was made that, by 2020, there would be no cars nor parking problems in Petty Cury.