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A black Great Northern Railway steam locomotive numbered 1001 stands under a station roof, emitting a plume of white smoke.

-4-2-2 GNR 1001

45 Marshall Road, Ely House

History of 45 Marshall Road

1901

Frederick Hobson, 33, cabinet maker, born Sheffield

Lizzie, 30, born Yorks

Violet, 10, born Yorks

Lilly, 7, born Yorks

Adolphus, 3, born Herts

1911

Septimus Thompson, 71, railway platelayer pensioner, born Cambs

Jane, 60, born Cambs

Building dates

  • Built by 1899
Source for this date
  • Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900

Tags

  • work
  • world war one

Projects

  • Marshall Road

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