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3 Jesus Lane

History of 3 Jesus Lane

1861

Robert Mills, 52,  cabinet maker, b Colchester


1913

Brooks’ hairdressing saloon; W E G Beattie, proprietor


1942

On the night of 27th July 1942  an HE bomb hit the parapet on no.3 Jesus Lane, ricocheting on to the opposite wall before exploding in the basement of no.4 Jesus Lane. Scars caused by the fragmentation from these incidents may still be found on the wall opposite. (See Michael Bowyer Air Raid! pub. 1986)

In 1942 the Folk Museum was given by W E G Beattie a fan-light from the house. recovered after the bombing.


1962

William E G Beattie, hairdresser

Wallis Laurie and Co, commission agents

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