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A rectangular stone plaque embedded in a light brick wall, inscribed with BEULAH COTTAGE 1897, above a horizontal red brick line.

Beulah Cottage, St Philip’s Road

7 St Philip’s Road, Beulah Cottage, Cambridge

History of 7 St Philip's Road

Cream-brick facade of Beulah Cottage, 1897, featuring sash windows, a red-brick bay roof, and a maroon door with number seven.

7 St Philip’s Road

1913

John Hills, signalman

1939

C R Liney, shop manager

1970

Edward Dormer

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  • railway worker

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