Photos: Stark Family Tree

22 & 24 Cumberland St
The smaller house on the left is No.24 - the home of Benjmain Henry gammage in 1871. The double fronted house in the centre of the photo is No.22, the home of his father, James Gammage, in 1871. The lane adjacent, leads to the back of James' house and the bakery.

Date: June 2011

GAMMAGE, James

3016

Date: June 2011

GAMMAGE, James

3017

22 & the former 24 Cumberland St., Woodbridge, Suffolk, England
The house with the rendered frontage to the extreme right side was the former "Wellington Inn". The Gammages house(s) are situated to the left side of the former Wellington Inn, and were formerly two residences, now formed into one. The larger residence was No.22, the smaller was No.24. No.22 (the door with the portico) contained a bakery shop; the visible, bricked in, window surround to the left side of the doorway was converted at sometime after the bakery ceased to operate. The separate bakery building was located behind the property, & was accessed from the lane to the right side of the house, it has since been converted into living accommodation. No.24 (the doorway to the extreme left side) has retained it's separate front door, (which is unmarked & has no door handle) despite being formed into one house with No.22.

Date: 2012

GAMMAGE, Ernest

3018

22 & the former 24 Cumberland Street, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England
The house with the rendered frontage to the extreme right side was the former "Wellington Inn". Continuing along Cumberland Street, the junction with the Thorofare and Quay Street/Church Street can just be seen. The Gammages house(s) are situated to the left side of the former Wellington Inn, and were formerly two residences, now formed into one. The larger residence was No.22, the smaller was No.24. No.22 (the door with the portico) contained a bakery shop; the visible, bricked in, window surround to the left side of the doorway was converted at sometime after the bakery ceased to operate. The separate bakery building was located behind the property, & was accessed from the lane to the right side of the house, it has since been converted into living accommodation. No.24 (the doorway to the extreme left side) has retained it's separate front door, (which is unmarked & has no door handle) despite being formed into one house with No.22.

Date: 2012

GAMMAGE, Ernest

3019

22 & the former 24 Cumberland Street, Woodbridge, Suffolk, England
The house with the rendered frontage to the extreme right side was the former "Wellington Inn". The Gammages house(s) are situated to the left side of the former Wellington Inn, and were formerly two residences, now formed into one. The larger residence was No.22, the smaller was No.24. No.22 (the door with the portico) contained a bakery shop; the visible, bricked in, window surround to the left side of the doorway was converted at sometime after the bakery ceased to operate. The separate bakery building was located behind the property, & was accessed from the lane to the right side of the house, it has since been converted into living accommodation. No.24 (the doorway to the extreme left side) has retained it's separate front door, (which is unmarked & has no door handle) despite being formed into one house with No.22.

Date: 2012