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A narrow street scene with brick houses, a projecting lantern, a triangular road sign, and a person standing in a doorway.

Shelly Row 1937 (photo L Cobbett) no. 25 on left, nos 12-19 on right.(Cambridgeshire Collection)

(25) Shelly Row

History of 25 Shelly Row

1901

Walter White, 29, whitesmith, b Chesterton

 

(23) William White, 71, blacksmith, b Norfolk

 

(25) Joseph Kempton, 37, general labourer, b Cambridge


1913

Miss White

William Walker & Son, wheelwright and carpenter

Arthur Walker, blacksmith


1936 property was condemned


1962 no entry

A corner of a two-story house with sash windows overlooks a yard containing small wooden outbuildings and a gated entrance.

Blacksmith’s shed, Shelly Row, now a playground (MoC643/85)

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