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Close-up of rectangular grey granite cobblestones packed together with slightly uneven surfaces and textured edges.

Granite Setts

2 George IV Street

History of 2 George IV Street

1901

Arthur Smith, 36, gas and hot water fitter, born Cherry Hinton

Elizabeth Jane, 36, college servant, b Cambridge

Leonard, 14, errand boy, b Cambridge

Florance, 7, b Cambridge


1911

David Page, 30, granite sett dresser, b Leics

Nellie Frances Louisa, 26, b Cambridge


1913

David Page, stonemason

1962

Reginald Winter

Projects

  • George IV Street

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