Throughout his working life Edward Green never strayed far from the centre of Cambridge and his known abodes are shown on the above map. 1863 Burleigh St (violet) 1871 City Rd (red) 1881 Elm St (green) 1891 Sleaford St (blue) 1901 St James Terrace, Newmarket Rd (orange)) In 2020, 6 Sleaford St went on sale for offers in excess of £485K. It was described as “A Victorian bay fronted end of terrace house in an eagerly sought after city centre location boasting a wealth of fine period features as well as a purpose built studio within easy walking distance of Cambridge City Centre, Grafton Centre, Beehive Retail Park and mainline Railway Station. The accommodation comprises sitting room with bay window and wood burner stove, separate dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, first floor landing, two bedrooms, bathroom. The property benefits from part double glazed windows, gas fired central heating, exposed timber flooring, studio which is ideal for home working and south facing rear garden.” 1901 Census Edward Green Head Married 61 College Servant Cambridgeshire, England Maria Green Wife Married 64 - Cambridgeshire, England Agnes Green Daughter Single 19 Pupil Teacher Cambridgeshire, England George Start Lodger Widower 60 Cabinet Maker Saffron Walden, Essex, England William Edward Green worked at Trinity College, Cambridge as a College Servant for most of his working life.