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Park Lodge, Park Terrace

History of Park Lodge

Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: It was built in the second quarter of the 19th century. Of the villa type of house typical of the period.

Park Lodge, Park Terrace

1913

Mrs Swan

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1962

(1) Frank Fallside

(2) Frederic J E Raby, Fellow of Jesus College and conservationist with the Ministry of Works

(3) Gilbert Hicks

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1980

(2) Professor Austin moved here after his retirement as professor of French.

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