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A view from a high wall overlooking a yard with sheds and washing towards two terrace houses and other brick buildings.

Fletcher’s Terrace, nos 1 & 2, Jan 1975 (MoC 118/75)

Fletcher’s Terrace, Argyle Street, Cambridge

History of Fletcher's Terrace

For data on recipients of Cambridge Charity Organisation Society support see Mapping Relief.

A section of a 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing the street layout and terraced housing blocks of Fletcher’s Terrace.

Fletcher’s Terrace, OS 1901

The 1975 shows only two houses left of Fletcher’s Terrace.

1913

(1) A Norman

2. Frederick W Gautrey, carpenter

3. Walter Carter, labourer

4. Frederick Benstead, brewer’s labourer

5. Alfred Day, bricklayer


1939

(1) Harry Butler, gardener

2. A E Wells, railway servant

3. R Sutcliffe

4. Bessie Sutcliffe

5. Harry Driver, LNER servant

Sources

  • Kellys Directory
  • Ordnance Survey
  • Spaldings Directory

Tags

  • London North Eastern Railway
  • railway worker

Projects

  • Argyle Street

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