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Two semi-detached Victorian yellow-brick houses feature red-brick arches over a blue door and a wooden door with bay windows.

2 – 4 St Eligius Street

4 St Eligius Street

History of 4 St Eligius Street

1901

William Hills, 43, assistant college cook,  b Cambridge

Caroline C, 42, b Cambridge

Daisy C, 15, b Cambridge

Ashley W T, 14, errand boy wine merchant, b Cambridge

Reginald, 4, b Cambridge


1911 Pemberton Cottages

William Hills, 54, chef at college, b Cambridge

Daisy Plane, 25, b Cambridge

Reginald, 14, b Cambridge


1913

William Hills, cook


1962

Colin Pennycuik

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