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These two cottages, pre-existing in 1834 were occupied at that time by Mr. Walter Inskipp and Mr. John Jeffery. They now form 5 & 6 Eversfield Place[1]. Number 5 is now known as Eversfield Mansions, formerly a lodging house, now flats.
