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A narrow alleyway with yellow brick buildings on the right featuring decorative white stone details and a St John's Place sign.

St John’s Place, Castle Street

St John’s Place, Castle Street

History of St John's Place, Castle Street

 

Black and white ink drawing of a cobbled courtyard flanked by small houses with dormer windows and wooden fencing.

John’s Place, Castle Street by R C Genlloud

A printed document excerpt titled John's Place, Castle Street, providing a historical commentary on the location's origins.

Commentary on Little Known Parts of Cambridge – 15

1913

  1. Henry Odell

2. William Allensby

3. Mrs Mayes

4. George Allensby

5. James Williams

6. Charles Foster

10. Edward Allensby

11. Mrs Day

12. Mrs Adams

13. William Webb

7. Amos East

6. Herbert Game

5. Christopher Caldecoat

4. Josiah Blacktop


1972

A whitewashed cottage with dark-framed doors and windows and two pitched dormers set into its steep, dark-tiled roof.

St John’s Place, 1972 (MoC129/72)

A single-story white cottage with a tiled roof, two gabled dormer windows, and a pair of adjacent doorways on Castle Street.

St John’s Place, 1972 (MoC279/72)

 

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