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A brick Victorian terrace with two front doors, one red and one black, accessed by stone steps and two bay windows at ground level.

29-30 Bateman Street

30 Bateman Street

History of 30 Bateman Street

1872

Trinity Hall lease to William Clayton


1901

Martha Bryan, 73, living on own means,  b Cambridge

Martha, 48,  b Cambridge

Ernest E, 34, clerk,  b Cambridge

Ruth Haydel, 15, servant, b Haddenham


1911 ?


1913

The Misses Bryan


1958

Leased by The Misses Bryan


1962

Miss E Cox

A row of Victorian brick terraced houses with bay windows lines the left side of a street, with parked cars and bicycles.

29 & 30 Bateman Street, 1970 (MoC 307/70)

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