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Agnes Arber, 52 Huntingdon Road

52 Huntingdon Road

History of 52 Huntingdon Road

1911

Edward Alexander Newell Arber, 40, University Demonstrator in Paleobotany, b London. He died in 1918

Edward Alexander Newell Arber, 52 Huntongdon Roai

Agnes Arber (née Robertson), 32, b London [married in 1909]. Agnes was a botanist and the first woman botanist to be elected a Fellow of the Royal Society.

Florence Minnie Weaver, 27, widow, servant, b Herts

For more information about Agnes Arber see:

http://www.rudischmid.com/arber/

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1962

Mrs Agnes Arber, M A

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2024

The Blue Plaque ceremony at 52 Huntingdon Road, June 2024

Agnes Arber Blue Plaque 2024

Agnes Arber Blue Plaque 2024

 

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