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A Victorian-style brown brick town house with a teal front door, bay window, white-framed sash windows, and three wheelie bins.

21-22 Bateman Street

22 Bateman Street

History of 22 Bateman Street

1873

Trinity Hall lease to Francis Thoday

A document showing a handwritten 1871 bill from Robert Sayle for items purchased by Mrs. Milligan, with a postage stamp affixed.

22 Bateman Street / Robert Sayle – 1891


1901

Isabel C Ferrabee, principal of school

Edith L, principal of school

Sylvia M Still, boarder, 17, schoolgirl, b Wilts.

Margaret P Still, 14, boarder, schoolgirl, b New Zealand

Harriet Bloomfield, 23, servant, b Suffolk


1911

Isabel Constance Ferrabee, 52, teaching, b Glos.

Edith Lucy Ferrabee, 49, sister visitor, artist, b Glos.


1913

George Henry Emile Fornachon


1958

Leased to K Gaidowski


1962 –

 

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