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6 Adams Road

History of 6 Adams Road

Built in the 1890s.

At the time of WWI it was the home of Eric Humphrey Hopkinson who had started as an undergraduate at Trinity College in 1913. His father was a GP in the Manchester area. Eric was a lieutenant with the Cambridgeshire Regiment when he was awarded the Military Cross for his actions at Ypres 14/5/1915 and Houplines 1/6/1915.

Details of his career can be found on the Cambridgeshire Regiment web site:

http://www.cambridgeshireregiment1914-18.co.uk/hopkinson-and-gill.html


1962

Harry H Charnock

Owen Lawrence-Jones


This property was later bought by Robinson College from Joan Charnock, daughter of J J Thomson.

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