Probably the oddest example

House Names with Dates in Bury St Edmunds and surrounds   Picture Page 1, before 1870

Cannon Place, 1825 Built by William Steggles This plaque is on the Cannon Street end	Cannon Place Built 1825 W S Bury St Edmunds Originally a development of 23 dwellings and two shops, now only this frontage remains	1825 Aged 79(?) This plaque and the preceding one are on the Church Row end
Cannon Place, Pea Porridge Green, Bury Chalice Restaurant on left, defunct shop to the right	Cannon Place Shop at north end of remaining row The two plaques can just be seen	Age 79 plaque curiously located, possibly broken
F. & F. CLARK 1834	Built in 1835 in Churchgate Street	Albert Buildings 1840 Same date as neighbouring Baptist Chapel
Built by F. & F. CLARK in the Vinefields 1834	Gavin Ashley's Hairdressing Salon Churchgate Street Bury St Edmunds	Albert Buildings in Out Westgate Street
The Reverend Sir Thomas Gery Cullum 1843	W N 1860 in Victoria Street, Bury St Edmunds	Built by Lord Bristol in 1862
TGC 1843 is on the end wall of Alandale in Looms Lane, Bury St Edmunds	Victoria Street, Bury St Edmunds	Number 141 Eastgate Street, part of the Abbey Grounds of the Bristol Estate.
Norfolk Terrace 1868	Limekiln Cottages, Mill Road	Also Limekiln Cottages Next to Jaqueline Close
Norfolk Terrace, Cannon Street, BSE	Limekiln Cottages, Mill Road, facing north	Limekiln Cottages, Mill Road, facing south
The Reverend Sir Thomas Gery Cullum 1842	Edward Greene 1865 Downpipe collector on Westgate House in Westgate Street
Two cottages at the foot of Tut Hill, Fornham All Saints	Westgate House, home of Edward Greene after 1865.

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