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A drawing shows a Victorian interior with a woman and child standing before seated family members under a framed wall mirror.

Illustration by Charles Edmund Brock

14 Brunswick Walk

History of 14 Brunswick Walk

White painted brick gable end with a stepped roofline and a central shield relief displaying two crossed keys above the letters A D.

14 Brunswick Walk

A row of tall Victorian terrace houses with white bay windows borders a stone footpath enclosed by a black metal fence.

14 Brunswick Walk

1891

Mary Caun, 44, lodging house keeper, b Shrewsbury

Beatrice M, 20, teacher of music, b Cambridge


1894

The Brock family were living here in 1894. They had previously lived at 3 Barrie Villas, Abbey Road. Their next home, by 1898, was Arundine House, 35 Madingley Road.

For more information about the Brock family see:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brocks_of_Cambridge


1901 vacant

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