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93 & 95 High Street, (King William IV), Little Shelford

History of 93 - 95 High Street

Listed building:

2 Cottages. Probably late C17 with C19 additions. Older range timber-framed and plastered with steeply pitched tiled roof; gable facing.

These properties are in the same the location as the William IV pub shown on the 1901 OS map. Fanny Wale desribes the location in Shelford Parva and says that the King William Public House was hired by Hudson, the brewer, until 1910. The owner, Misses wale, paid a compensation to the brewer and turned the property into a comfortable private house and let it to John Jennings.

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