Vinery Road

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Vinery Road

Image: © John Sutton Taken: 12 Dec 2010

Though they look Victorian or Edwardian, these terraced houses - seen from the park opposite - are some of Cambridge's first council houses, built in 1924. It's interesting, I think, that an off-the-peg design was chosen; later in the inter-wars years councils all over the country favoured variations of the familiar garden-city cottage style. The trees on the edge of the Rec must be some of the tallest on this side of town.

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Image Location

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52.199947
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0.152738