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5 Mill Lane, Stuart House
History of 5 Mill Lane
1901
Frederick Cant, 35, builders clerk, b Essex
Mildred, 33, b Suffolk
Eric, 6, b Chesterton
Olive, 4, b Cambridge
Harry Bryan, 27, printer compositor, b Herts
Rosa Lees, 13, servant, b Fen Ditton
In 1950 photographer Ellis Minn described buildings in Mill Lane. On the South side we have most self-conscious ‘building’ in Cambridge, the most perfect reproduction of exquisite Georgian, incongruously named Stuart House. (Vanishing Cambridge, Mike Petty p.33)
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