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A yellow brick Victorian terraced house with a bay window, sash windows, and a blue arched front door accessed by stone steps.

17-18 Bateman Street

18 Bateman Street

History of 18 Bateman Street

1873

Trinity Hall lease to Francis Thoday


1901

Annie G Grant, widow, 70, living on own means, b India

Katherine E, 40, b Scotland

Jame McKillan, cook, 44, b Scotland

Gertrude Pollard, 15, housemaid, b London


1911

James Robert Granville Exley, lodger, 32, principal teacher School of Arts and Craft, b Yorks

Ernest Ashton Taylor, head, 36, manual instructor, b London

Annie Louisa, 34, b Cambs

Constance Annie, 13, b Chesterton

John Edward Ashton, 11, b Cambridge


1913

Arthur Saunders


1958

Mrs C P Riserbro


1962

Mrs Saunders

Projects

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