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9 Willow Walk

History of 9 Willow Walk

1851

Matthew Allis, bookseller and bathkeeper (this property may have been originally no.10 where baths were situated in 1820)

1861

Sarah Cole, 48, college laundress, b Cambridge

1913

Frederick Geoffrey Frost, college servant

1964

Tony Baggs

At this time the house had been condemned as unfit for human habitation.

Tony Baggs sold the house to Dr and Mrs John Hodgkin. Dr Hodgkin is an abstract artist.

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  • Willow Walk

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