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119 and 121 Mill RoadRoyal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: is dated 1846 on a stone panel in the S gable end. It is of some interest as an early example of the lofty, irregularly-planned house of indeterminate Gothic inspiration that was soon to appear in great numbers suburban development in most parts of the country.
1861: (46)
James Headley, 47, civil engineer empl. 34 and 4 boys, b Cambridge
1871: The Limes
James Headley, engineer manager of coprolite, b Cambridge
1881: The Limes
James Headley, engineer and merchant, 67, b Cambridge
1891: The Limes
Algernon H Lyon, 36, solicitor, b Cambridge
1901:
Henry A G Sherlock, District Engineer GER, b Worcester
1913:
H A G Sherlock
1915:
121 Mill Road – 1915 inscription
1962:
(121b) The Cambridge Artificial Stone Company
(121a) A J Nunn, builders
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