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A two-story brick house with a tiled roof, showing ivy growth and windows and doors covered with plywood boards.

1 Latham Road, Cambridge (RGL2026)

1, Strathmore, Latham Road

History of 1 Latham Road

1912

Alexander Macintosh, son of builder

1922

Geoffrey Grant Morris, classicist

1929

Mrs Grant Morris (until 1935)

1940

Divisional Petroleum Office

1948

John Dulley and Mrs Sylvia Dulley (d.1990)

The Dulleys divided the house. They lived in the western part, Strathmore. The eastern part was called Wilbury and was divided into flats.

Wilbury: Alfred D Lucas-Smith

1958 part of garden sold to make 5 Trumpington Road.

Wilbury: (1) M Morrish; (1a) S F Bolt

1990 (Wilbury) Mrs Sylvia Howes and her daughter Tamsin Howes

Sources

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Projects

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