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Frank at his brother at South Street c.1961

South Street, Cambridge

History of South Street

South Street is a road that disappeared with the development of the Anglia Ruskin University site. It originally ran in between and parallel with Bradmore and Broad Streets.

Rear of houses in South Street, east end (photo by Mervyn Edwards, taken in 1960 from art department of Technical College)

1950 OS map of South Street and Bradmore Street: the photo above was taken from black college building next to the capital S of ‘Schools” looking west down back alley between South and Bradmore Streets.

In 1913 on the north side were nos. 1-55 and on the south side nos. 2 – 64.

 

 

 

 

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  • world war one

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