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The yellow brick facade of two terraced houses features red arched front doors, white sash windows, and climbing greenery.

33-35 Panton Street

35 (14) Panton Place, Panton Street

History of 35 Panton Street

1901 (14)

Frederick W Edwards, 35, painter, b Cambridge

Martha E, 38

Ethel, 8

Florence Chambeland, servant, 16, b Cambs

William A Jones, lodger, 27, student, b London


1911 (14)

Frederick William Edwards, 43, house decorator, b Cambs

Martha Elizabeth, 46, b Harston

Ethel, 18, assisting in house duties, b Cambridge


1913

Frederick William Edwards, house decorator

Rev. J Y Batley, assistant curate of St Paul’s Church


1962

Eric Higgs

Building dates

  • Built 1900–1929
Source for this date
  • Built 1900–1929: EPC construction age band: 1900–1929

Projects

  • Panton Street

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