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A pair of semi-detached houses on Russell Street in 1975, one rendered white and the other showing bare brick with sash windows.

Russell Street (30a left) (29 right)1975 (MoC130/75)

29 Russell Street

History of 9 Russell Street

1901

George Patten, paper hanger

Agnes L

Daisy A A

Ivy G W

Agnes M

Amelia Brown, cousin, 62, retired governess,  b Cambridge


1911

George Patten, 47, paperhanger, b Cambridge

Agnes Louisa, 47, b Cambridge

Daisy Agnes Amelia, 19, elementary school teacher, b Cambridge

Ivy Gertrude Winifred, 17, b Cambridge

Agnes Mabel Patten, 20, assist in house, b Fulbourn


1913

George Patten, paper hanger


1962

Miss Patten


1975

No.29 was inhabited by widow of G Patton, decorator. At the time of this photo Mrs Patton was refusing to leave.

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