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A row of terraced brick houses with multiple chimneys and small wooden doors lining a paved street in black and white.

8 – 15 Shelly Row (MoC17/62)

15 Shelly Row

History of 15 Shelley Row

1871

Elizabeth A Stonebridge, wife, married, 33, b Cambridge

William Bright, father, widower, 78, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Stonebridge, 9, b Cambridge

Amelia Stonebridge, 6, b Cambridge

Annie, 2, b Cambridge

[In 1881 Annie is in the Cottage Home for Orphans]


1901

Mary Calton, 57, laundress, b Hants


1913

Mrs Carlton


1962 (14 & 15)

Jack Goody

 

Building dates

  • Built 1900–1929
Source for this date
  • Built 1900–1929: EPC construction age band: 1900–1929

Projects

  • Shelly Row

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2 Shelly Terrace, Shelly Row

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