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Watercolor drawing of a narrow lane flanked by tall, aged houses, with a seated woman and two children in the foreground.

Granta Yard off Granta Place by Mary Greene

Granta Yard, Granta Place

History of Granta Yard

1901

Arthur Saunders, 34, bricklayer labourer, b Bourn

Emma Elizabeth, 32, b Orwell

Arthur William, 12, b Cambridge

George, 11, b Cambridge

Reginald, 8, b Cambridge

Julia, 7, b Cambridge

Emily S, 5, b Cambridge

Sidney, 3, b Cambridge

Agnes, 1, b Cambridge

Sarah Bendall, 50, general servant, b Horningsea

In 1911 th Saunders family were living in Granta Place


1913

Frederick C Pryor, coppersmith, tinman, brazier etc workshops

  1. Sidney Ford
  2. J F Davis, waiter

Sindall’s stables

Sennitt’s stables

Workshop

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Granta Place

Cambridge University Centre

7 Milligan’s Buildings, Granta Place, Cambridge

5 Granta Place, Cambridge

4 Milligan’s Buildings, Granta Place, Cambridge

2 Milligan’s Buildings, Granta Place, Cambridge

6 Milligan’s Buildings, Granta Place, Cambridge

4 Granta Place, Cambridge

Laundress Green, Cambridge

5 Milligan’s Buildings, Granta Place, Cambridge

documents

King’s Mill and Bishop’s Mill, Granta Place