| Description | This material relates to properties and land owned, leased or required by the Improvement Commissioners. Material relating to the Improvement Commissioners requirement for land is often for street widening, or to enable them to carry our improvements to the town's Public Health.
This series consist of papers relating to Green Street, 1819; Union Street, 1838-1841; a property on the corner of St John Street and Bridge Street, 1844; Kings Street, 1864-65; Kings Lane, 1830-1871; Sturton Street, 1869-1874; the cattle market, 1873-1874; Hills Road, 1875; a property on the corner of Green Street and Trinity Street, 1876; Lensfield Road, 1863-1880; the railway improvement, 1880; St Peter's Churchyard, 1881; the small pox hospital on Mill Road, 1881-1883; a bin in the wall of Sidney Sussex College, 1883; the dedication of Malcolm Street, 1884; St Michael's churchyard, 1884-85; Staffordshire Street, 1885; Fitzroy Street, 1887; the police station in St Andrew's Street, 1887; St Mary's Passage, 1873-1887; street numbering, 1888; Grange Road, 1888; Tenison Road, 1884-89; Alexandra House, 1888; Stoneyard, 1888; Coldham's Common Lane, 1889; a new road in Newnham, 1889; Huntingdon Road, 1889; James Street, 1889; a property on Mill Road owned by Thomas Blewitt, 1889; the dedication of a new street, nd; lands in Guilden Morden, 1704-05; expenses in the will of Thomas Criper, 1787; the compulsory purchase of a strip of land for street widening, 1851; the conveyancing of almshouses to the Commissioners, 1852; costs for converting a kitchen, 1880; the dedication of Harvey Road, 1884; permissions to build a projection onto Tutor's house, Caius College, 1886; the St Giles enclosure award, 1805; subscriptions for St Luke's church, 1872; alterations to the boundary of Pembroke College, 1870-71; a deed of covenant not to raise a shop a 4 St Andrew's Terrace above its present height, 1889; a plan to widen Benet Street, 1854; a dedication of St Mark's Passage, 1867; and a letter relating to the frontage of Emmanuel College, 1885.
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