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A row of Victorian brick terraced houses with bay windows and chimneys, viewed from a street corner with a church spire distant.

1 – 10 Shelly Terrace, Shelly Row (r to l) also known as St Peter’s Street (MoC622/55)

10 Shelly Terrace, Shelly Row

History of 10 Shelly Terrace

1901

Robert Hall, 59, college kitchen porter, b Cambridge

1913

Mrs Fuller

1962

Mrs Hunt

A row of weathered houses in disrepair beside a street with parked cars and a road sign featuring an upward-pointing arrow.

1 – 10 Shelly Terrace, Shelly Row (MoC564/74)

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