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A three-storey brown brick Victorian townhouse with sash windows, decorative iron railings, and an arched entrance with steps.

28 Panton Street

28 (40) Panton Street

History of 28 Panton Street

1891 (40)

Helen Louisa Westmoreland, widow, living on own means

Harriett E Payne, 29, servant, b Over

Elizabeth Peacock, 19, servant, b Cambs


1901 (40)

Helen Louisa Westmoreland

Lydia Mary Bunn, 24, servant, b Cambridge

Helen Elizabeth Crisp, 26, cook, b Longstanton


1911 (40)

Helen Louisa Westmoreland, 80, widow, b London

Lemshah [?] Manning, cook, 56, b Little Wilbraham

Elsie Elizabeth Pluck, 19, nursemaid,  b Norwich


1913

Mrs Helen Louisa Westmoreland

1962

Diocesan Church House

A F Blunt

Projects

  • Panton Street

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