Cambridge 2000: destroyed buildings

Buildings Destroyed since 2000

Inevitably some buildings (and other structures) have been demolished in Cambridge since their photographs (included in this collection) were taken.

Destroyed 2000

• Riverside: gas cylinder structure

Destroyed 2002

• c1880: university: West Road: Faculty of English, 9

Destroyed 2003

• 1899: Burleigh Street: 62-74: former Cooperative Society
• c1950: Brooklands Avenue: Government Buildings
• 1950s-1961: Lansdowne Road: 12 [ Justin Blanco White and David Croghan ]
• 1970s: St Andrew's Road: Simoco building
• 1999-2000: university: Sidgwick Site: bicycle racks

Destroyed 2004

• 1888: Gonville and Caius College: West Road: 5
• c1926: Cam: Cutter Ferry Bridge

Destroyed 2005

• 1800s: St Andrew's Street: Robert Sayle (the frontage was saved)
• 1975: Downing Street: Norwich Union House, 10 [ Feilden and Mawson ]
• 1989: Long Road Sixth Form College: Long Road: tennis courts

Destroyed 2006

• c1882: Trumpington Road: Meadowcroft Hotel
• 1950-1957: Wilberforce Road: 11 [ David Roberts ]
• c1960-1962: Drummer Street: Bradwell's Court [ Hughes and Bicknell ]
• 1970s: Lower Park Street: wisteria

Destroyed 2007

• 1908: Milton Road Junior School: Milton Road
• Fitzwilliam College: Cam: boathouse

Under threat of being destroyed

• c1875: university: West Road: Institute of Criminology, 7
• c1915: Huntingdon Road: Cambridge Lodge Hotel, 139
• c1963-1964: Parkside: fire station [ S.N. Cooke and Partners ]
• Newmarket Road: Cambridge United football ground: north stand
• Milton Road: Cambridge City football ground
• 1974: Station Road: Jupiter House