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Two white brick terraced houses with sash windows on a street corner, featuring a street name sign reading Prospect Row.

6 Prospect Row Cambridge (RGL2026)

6 Prospect Row, Cambridge

History of 6 Prospect Row

1913

Frank Goodfellow, college servant


1939

Phoebe Curry, b 1871

Jessie, b 1899, cafe proprietress

Winifred, b 1907, cook

Edith K, b 1900, cafe proprietress

Emily, b 1911, cafe proprietress

Bessie, b 1915, tailoress

In 1945 Edith and Emily are at 12 Bene’t Street. The cafe is most likely the Friar House cafe.

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  • Building of Local Interest
  • college servant

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