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| --> | MAGDALEN STREET. The following properties were located in Magdalen Road in early newspapers: | |
| 63 | 1885 | Clark, Miss A. B., teacher (54 Queen Street in 1884) |
| 64 | 1873 | Room to let. |
| 64 | 1891 | Moass, Elizabeth, widow of Samuel, builder of St James’s Street, died. |
| 65 | 1850-1873 | Knowling, George, builder |
| 65 | 1884 | Yeo, dressmaker |
| 65 | 1885 | Tony and West, dressmakers |
| --> | PAVILION PLACE | |
| 66 | 1889 | Smalldon, Harry, builder (Smalldon Brothers – Harry James and George Rossiter – had previously failed, see Western Times 1888 Jul 9) |
| 67 | 1886-1889 | Crabb and Greenslade, decorators (also in Commercial Road) |
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| 69-72 | 1879-2026+ | St Petrock’s Almshouses. In 1877 St Petrock and Heavitree Parish Lands Charity negotiated with Magdalen Charity to purchase the plot of land to build two houses, each with two residences. They were refurbished in 2011. |
| --> | MAGDALEN BRIDGE (site of) | |
| - | 1832 | Magdalen Bridge was constructed by Henry Hooper (1794-1868) who had obtained £4,000 from the city authorities to improve access to his residential development at Mount Radford. He himself lived at 6, The Crescent from about 1841 to 1861 during which period he was twice mayor of Exeter. |
| --> | MAGDALEN ROAD. Named Magdalen Hill or Magdalen New Road in 1838. | |
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| 5 | 1871-1942 | North Park West, bombed in 1942. 1871-1882 John Beavan. |
| 7 | 1876-1942 | North Park East, bombed in 1942. 1876-1881 Mr Lancey. |
| - | 1954-2026+ | North Park Almshouses |
| 9-13 | 1863-2026+ | St Mary Magdalene Almshouses. Built on open fields owned by the Magdalen Hospital charity. Individually numbered 1-16. |
| --> | DENMARK ROAD |
