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A yellow brick Victorian building with a two-story canted bay window and an arched stone porch entrance on a street corner.

47 Bateman Street

47 Bateman Street, Bateman Lodge

History of 47 Bateman Street

A stone gatepost cap with two arched faces, each featuring a bas-relief carving of flowers and leaves on a brick pillar.

47 Bateman Street feature

1901

Charlotte Andrews

Kate, sister, 60, living on own means, b Royston

Agnes

Clara

Edward C, living on own means

Florence Beaumont, 18, cook, b Comberton

Minnie Beaumont, visitor, 12, b Comberton


1911

Charlotte Andrews, 74, private means, b Royston

Agnes Andrews, sister, 68, private means, b Royston

Clara Andrews, sister, 67, private means, b Royston

Edward Charles Andrews, brother, 56, retired schoolmaster, b Royston

Gertrude Lusher, 25, cook, b Cambridge

Violet Lilian Peckham, 21, housemaid, b Cambridge


1913

E C Andrews

The Misses Andrews

1962

University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate

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