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44 Covent Garden, cambridge

History of 44 Covent Garden

The twentieth of the Mill Road History Society building reports is about a terrace of houses in Covent Garden off Mill Road.

Read the complete building report (PDF)


Home of Edward Baker from c1891. For some time no.44 was a police tied-cottage house.

See Mill Road Cemetery entry

1913

Edward Baker, police inspector

L E Baker, teacher of piano

The Bakers moved later to 152 Tenison Road


1939

S Miller


1962

Sidney Miller

Sources

  • Kellys Directory
  • Spaldings Directory

Projects

  • Covent Garden

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