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Two-storey yellow brick terraced houses with sash windows and blue doors on a street with a blue one-way road sign.

60 – 61 Coronation Street

60 Coronation Street

History of 60 Coronation Street

1901

Frederick Newman,45

Jane

Frederick, 18, railway porter, b Cambridge

Alfred, clerk

Bertie


1911

Frederic Newman, 54, widower, railway guard, b Cambridge

Jessie Maud, 32, house keeper, b Cambridge

Alfred, 27, clerk cement works, b Cambridge

Bertie, 17, apprentice compositor Pitt Press,  b Cambridge


1913

Frederick Allen, railway servant

1962

George Watts

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