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A low-angle view of a grey brick row of tall terraced houses with white-painted ground floors and red front doors in Cambridge.

64 & 65 Jesus Lane Cambridge

65 Jesus Lane

History of 65 Jesus Lane

64 – 69 Jesus Lane was the original site of the Knight and Mortlock almshouses that were moved in 1880 to King Street.

1861

Ann Barton, 70, inmate K & M alms house, b Cambridge

1913

Miss Smee

1962

George S Taylor

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