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44 Storey’s Way, Whittingehame Lodge, Cambridge

History of 44 Storey's Way

1913

In May there was an arson attack on the house by Miriam Pratt, a suffragette teacher from Norwich. She had also attacked 52 Storey’s Way where there was serious damage, but the fire at 44 Storey’s Way was put out quickly.

1939

Reginald C Punnett, Arthur Balfour professor of genetics, The Genetics Institute.

 

 

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  • arson
  • Building of Local Interest
  • suffragette
  • Women's Suffrage

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