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A two-story yellow brick house with a light blue front door, white-framed sash windows, and a black iron fence in the garden.

28 Ferry Path House, Chesterton (RGL2025)

28 Ferry Path, Alice Cheng House, Chesterton

History of 28 Ferry Path

1844

Built by Edward Searle, Lambeth boat builder, in 1844. Searle also built a yard from Ferry Path up river to adjoin Logan’s yard.


1939

Edward Papworth, b 1885, lodging house keeper

Rosaline, b 1895

Beryl R, ,b 1923, seeking work

Lilian A, b 1913, shorthand typist

Frederick Turner, b 1906, photographer and photographic dealer and chemist’s assistant

Walter F Street, b 1886m bank clerk

Constance N Green, b 1901, medical dispenser secretary

Leslie Larwood, b 1905, bank clerk

Effie Carmichael, b 1912, teacher domestic science

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