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10 Orchard Avenue
1920s house
Built in 1929
House name when built was “Monica”.
It was built, along with all the houses from No 2 to No 26, by :
Henry Robert Ginn, who was living at Hollydene on Arbury Road at the time.
The first occupant was Frederick William Nadal, a journalist for the Cambridge Daily News. An active member of the community as: Hon Sec and Treasurer to the Goodfellows; Council member of the Federation Cricket League.
1939 –
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