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A row of three-storey Victorian brick townhouses with white window surrounds, a central bay window, and arched front doorways.

11-12 Bateman Street

11 Bateman Street

History of 11 Bateman Street

1872

Trinity Hall lease to Francis Thoday


1901

Matilda Boughey, widow, 86, living on own means, b West Indies

Ruth Symonds, widow, 47, servant, b Cambridge

Florence Bishop, 38, servant, b Oxford


1911

Nancy Catleugh [?], 42, lodging house keeper, b Cambs

Ethel M, 20, b Cambs


1913 –


1958

Leased to Mrs Corbett


1962 –

Projects

  • Bateman Street

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