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Measham Terrace, Mill Road © Museum of CambridgeMeasham Terrace, Mill Road
History of Measham Terrace, Mill Road
1913
(136) John Andrews, railway platelayer
(138) William Horwood, coppersmith
(140) W H Hodges, storekeeper
(142) William James Thurlow, platelayer
(144) Charles Tye, railway guard
(146) Daniel Dunston, platelayer
(148) Enoch Braizer, platelayer
(150) Henry John Evans, carpenter
See for additional information:
124-134 Mill Road (Railway Cottages) – 3rd Edition
On 14 April 2026, Philip Attwood gave a talk to Mill Road history Society about the time he spent as a child at 142 Mill Road in the 1960s.
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