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A detail from a 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing the street layout, building footprints, and labels for Vinery Road area.

Vinery Road (centre) 1901 OS Map

29 (1) Vinery Road, Sunnyside

History of 29 Vinery Road

1891 unnumbered

William Beattie, 46, books canvasser, b Northumberland


1901 (1)

Harry Simonds, 44, clerk to jam manufacturer, b Surrey

Eugenie, 43, b Clerkenwell

Harry G, 19, engineer bicycle and motor, b Middlesex

Frances E, 16, dressmaker, b Middlesex

Rosalie, 16, b Middlesex

Amy A, 14, b London

Mabel, 12, b London

Victor, 2, b Cambridge


1911 (29)

Arthur W Gifford, 36, head waiter, b Fenstanton

M E, wife, 28, laundry owner, b London

G, daughter, 2.5


1913

Arthur W Gifford, waiter

This house seems to have been rebuilt at some point

The white door at 29 Vinery Road has a red brick lintel above it inscribed with the name Sunnyside in white capital letters.

29 Vinery Road

1970

Stanley Fordham

Building dates

  • Built 1900–1929
Source for this date
  • Built 1900–1929: EPC construction age band: 1900–1929

Projects

  • Vinery Road

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