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Three-storey yellow brick terraced houses with white window surrounds, a red door on the left and a black door marked nine.

9-10 Bateman Street

10 Bateman Street

History of 10 Bateman Street

1871

Trinity Hall lease to Rebecca Young


1901

Rebecca Young, 88, living on own means, b Northants

Rose Knotley Cross, visitor, 53, ladies companion, b Hunts

Sarah Potter, 49, housekeeper, b Essex

Daisy Sidney, 19, servant, b Cambridge


1911

Thomas Smedmore, 38, college servant porter, b Enfield

Alice, 41, b Herts


1913

Thomas Smedmore


1958

Leased to Mrs D E Westley


1962 –

Projects

  • Bateman Street

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