Marshall House, Cambridge, Victorian residence in Cambridge, England
Marshall House features red brick walls, timber framing, and geometric patterns characteristic of British residential architecture from the 1880s period.
Scottish architect J. J. Stevenson completed the construction of Marshall House in 1886, incorporating elements of the Queen Anne revival style.
The building functioned as the residence of economist Alfred Marshall, who wrote his first economics textbook within these walls.
The structure, located at coordinates 52.2112, 0.1079, stands near Lucy Cavendish College Library and maintains Grade II listed building status.
Marshall House transformed from a student dormitory between 1991 and 2001 into the President's Lodge at Lucy Cavendish College.
Inception: 1886
Architects: J. J. Stevenson
GPS coordinates: 52.21120,0.10790
Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:30
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