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William K C Guthrie

2, The Old Nurseries (Latham End), The Pink House, Latham Road

History of 2 Latham Road

House probably built in the mid 1820s and designed as two cottages. But soon combined into one dwelling for the Brewer family. Windows are in Strawberry Hill Gothic Style.

1825

Michael Brewer and Maria

1870

George and Catherine Willers

1918

Arthur Stallan and Annie

In 1938 the land was split up by the Pemberton trustees and leased to four tenants.

1938

William K C Guthrie, Master of Downing

Adele Guthrie

1958

Arthur G Hunt, President Fitzwilliam Collage

Edith D E Hunt

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