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A row of Victorian terraced houses in brick with bay windows and steep gabled roofs, with cars parked along the street.

54-56 St Barnabas Road

54 St Barnabas Road, Cambridge

History of 54 St Barnabas Road

1913

Miss McDonald


3 May 1928

Cambridge was visited by a thunderstorm characterised by some very heavy peals of thunder and very sharp flashes of lightning. The chimney of a house at 54 St Barnabas Road was struck. Mr Easton, a Mill Road cycle agent, said his family had not left the back bedroom more than two minutes when they were startled by a terrific explosion. The electric light failed and they found that a bedroom fireplace had been blown out into the room and lay smothered with dust and soot on the floor.

Credit: Mike Petty Archive.


1962

Percy J Gallant

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Tags

  • Building of Local Interest

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  • St Barnabas Road

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