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School House Lane, East Road, Cambridge

History of School House Lane, East Road

1901

Large group of school children and three women posed before a brick building, with several toy animals on the ground.

East Road Infants, 1901 (Cambridgeshire Collection)

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1913

(1) Arthur Firman, bricklayer’s labourer

Boys’ School

Girls’ School

Infants’ School


21/6/1916 Decorated.—Lt. Alex E. Bonham. 11th Royal Warwicks, who was when war broke out, a class master at East Road Boys’ School, has been awarded the Military Cross. (Cam.News) [address in Cambridge of A E Bonham unknown]

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