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Victor S Challis
A Mill Road childhood
Mr Challis tells the story of how his mother came to work in Cambridge as a girl. The family had lived at 239 Ross Street. Late Victor lived at 83 Birdwood Road.
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“A humble home”
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Mr Challis remembers his mother and her devotion to her family.
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Leaving school to begin work.
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