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Two traditional thatched cottages stand along a village street with a low wooden fence and a prominent pub sign nearby.

The Five Bells, Cherry Hinton, 1930 (photo by J H Bullock) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

143 – 145 Cherry Hinton High Street, The Five Bells

History of the Five Bells

A wide dirt road in Cherry Hinton leads between houses and a pub, with small figures standing in the street and on sidewalks.

Cherry Hinton High Street c.1905, Five Bells (left)

A view down Cherry Hinton High Street showing a row of cottages on the right, utility poles, and pedestrians on the road.

Cherry Hinton High Street c.1926 Five Bells (right) railway crossing (centre) school (left) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

In the 1930s it was kept by Sydney Maskall.

By 2012 the building had been replaced by housing.

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