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A two-storey brick building with a white-painted ground floor featuring two blue doors and four sash windows.

15-17 George IV Street Cambridge

15 George IV Street, Cambridge

History of 14 George IV Street

1901

Edward Henry Dye, no employment

Eliza, dressmaker


1911

Edward Dye, 72, coachman, b Suffolk

Eliza, 79, b Suffolk

Rose Cundall, servant, 64, b Norfolk


1913

Edward Dye


1939

Sidney G Brown


1962

Nightingale


Two-story brick building with a light-colored ground floor, sash windows, and a high brick wall extending to the street edge.

15 George IV Street (MoC 332-3/70)

Building dates

  • Built by 1899
Source for this date
  • Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900

Projects

  • George IV Street

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