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Queen Mary (? and George V) planting mulberry tree in front of 5 Howes Place in 1922

Howes Place, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge

History of Howes Place

Nos. 1-14 Buildings of Designated Interest


1962

18. Cyril Sterrett

17. David E Richardson

16. Richard Knight

  1. Mrs A E Booth
  2. Mrs Dodds
  3. Mrs M Urwin
  4. Mrs Fyfe
  5. Mrs E Priest
  6. Ronald Marriott

6a. Frank Osgood

7. Mrs Birch

8. H I Fyjis-Walker

9. Mrs Walker

10. Mrs P H Porter

11. Maurice G Tozer MBE

12. Mrs Winder

14. Mrs V G Bryant-Forbes


1981

(1) Andrée Booth reported to have told Sara Payne, Down Your Street, that she had heard that when prisoners escape from Cambridge Castle they sought refuge in St Peter’s Church where they clung to the rails.

Sources

  • Book
  • Newspaper
  • Oral / Unpublished Sources

Tags

  • Building of Local Interest

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  • Howes Place

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