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A three-storey brown brick building with sash windows, a white pillared porch, and an iron fence along the street frontage.

38, 39 & 40 Parkside

40 Parkside (17)

History of 40 Parkside

Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: not in R G Baker’s map of Cambridge of 1830, but date from the same decade for they are shown in the print of the Coronation Dinner of 1838.

1861 census damaged


1871 (17)

Sarah Gunning, 72, annuitant, b Cambridge

 

Julia Bryan, 62, annuitant, b Gloucs.


1881 (17)

George Barker, 63, income from dividends, b Norwich


1891 (17)

William Baines, 31, clerk in Holy Orders, b London


1901 (17)

Edmund C Pearce, 30, C of E clergyman, b London


1911 (17)

Lilian Morley, 23, house parlour maid, b Cambridge


1913 (17)

Miss K C Townshend


1962 (40)

Arthur E Edwards

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