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A two-storey brick house with two front doors and a side wall at a street corner, with a car parked on the road nearby.

128 & 130 Fitzroy Street, July 1974 (MoC 48/75)

128 (52 & 52a) Fitzroy Street, Cambridge

History of 128 Fitzroy Street

1913

(52a) Andrew Biggs, milkman

(52) Ernest Butcher, factory hand


1939

J Gurner


1962 (128 & 130)

John Moysher


1974

In July 1974 these were the only two houses left standing between East Road Corner and the Old English Gentleman which were still inhabited. The house was next to Nelson Street and the black notice board above the street sign reads in faint gold lettering:

Nelson Street Adult School
Sunday morning 10-11.40
Sunday afternoon 2.45-4 (Women only)

 

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