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A multi-story brown brick building with sash windows, two arched doorways, and a low brick wall in front of a metal railing.

27-28 Bateman Street

27 Bateman Street

History of 27 Bateman Street

1872

Trinity Hall lease to William Clayton


1901 vacant


1911

Mary Jane Elizabeth Fulford, 53, private means, b London

Elizabeth Robinson, 28, servant, b Over


1913

Miss Fulford


Mrs Cecil Elizabeth Waddington divorced wife (1936) of Conrad H Waddington FRS, CBE, geneticist. She was a Communist sympathiser (1894-1977). Her son was Jake Waddington, a Professor of physics in USA.


1958

Leased to Mrs T Minorsky


1962

Professor Vladimir Minorsky

Russian orientalist best known for his study of Kurdish. He was married to Tatiana Shebunina, a translator of Russian novels.

Five people stand and sit together on a bench in a garden setting, surrounded by trees, with handwritten notes in the margins.

Margaret and Chris Tongue (rear), Mrs Tongue, Professor Minorsky and wife Tatiana Sheburina, all of Bateman Street, 1963

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