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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

44 Rock Road, Glenthorpe, Cambridge

History of 44 Rock Road

1901

(Glenthorpe)

Joseph Smith, 30, railway agent, born Staffs

Annie S, 30, born Cambs

Gladys, 5, born Norfolk

Douglas H, 4, born Glos.

1911

(Glenthorpe)

Fredrick G Bunnett, 33, sanitary inspector Chesterton Rural District Council, born Hunts

Mildred, 35, born Hauxton,

May, 1, born Cherryhinton

In March 1905 Frederick Bunnett was fined 5s for riding his bicycle on the footpath in Orchard Street.

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