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A row of brick almshouses with stone-trimmed windows and multiple chimneys set behind a brick wall on a street corner.

Storey’s buildings, Shelly Row (MoC290.72)

25 (1) Shelly Row

History of 25 Shelley Row

The Edward Storey Foundation built these houses in 1844. Nos 17 to 25 (9 -1) Mount Pleasant were built for Clergy Widows. Those on the west side of Shelly Row were for poor women from the parishes of Holy Trinity and St Giles.

1901

Mary A Brazier, 68, b Cambridge

1913 (1)

Miss Mary A Brazier

1962 (1)

Miss E R Day

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  • Shelly Row

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