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Three terraced houses with yellow brick facades, white-framed windows, and front doors numbered 40 and 41 on Bateman Street.

40,41,42 Bateman Street

42 Bateman Street

History of 42 Bateman Street

1901

John Wilson, 64, retired butler, b Soham

Ann Wilson, 65, b Littleport


1911

Ann Wilson, 83, widow, private means, b Littleport

John Edward Wilson, 41, printer’s clerk, b Cambridge


1913

Mrs Wilson

1962

Alfred S Moss

Projects

  • Bateman Street

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