49 Jesus Lane, Manor House

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History of 49 Jesus Lane

According to Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959, no. 49 was built in 1820 following the style of the neighbouring Radegund Buildings.

Listed Building: gate between nos 49 and 50.

Circa 1830. Large pair of cast-iron gates contemporary with the houses, spear-head finials on the uprights. Grey gault brick piers with conical stone caps.

1861

Elizabeth de Spinster, 74, fundholder, b Scotland

1913

H Chapman, plumber

1962

Percy Fox

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