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Black and white close-up portrait of an older man with thinning grey hair and a small moustache against a dark background.

Ronald Norrish FRS

7 Park Terrace, Cambridge

History of 7 Park Terrace

1913

Miss Frances Matthew

Miss Kate Matthew

1962

Prof Ronald G W Norrish FRS [Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1967]

R Norrish was a 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery in WWI and was captured and held prisoner in March 1918.

Yellow brick terrace houses with sash windows, a white front door, and ivy-covered walls overlooking a gravel driveway.

7 Park Terrace, Cambridge (RGL2026)

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  • nobel prize
  • world war one

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