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A single-storey, white-walled building with a thatched roof, dormer windows, and a tall brick chimney along a village street.

75 – 77High Street Chesterton

111 -117 (75 – 77) High Street Chesterton

History of 109 High Street Chesterton

A pair of clay and clunch cottages

1901

(75)

Alfred Doggett, 58, bricklayer, b Chesterton

Rachel, 57, b Cambridge

Arthur, 26, bricklayer, b Chesterton

William, 25, bricklayer, b Chesterton

Mary, 19, servant, b Chesterton

Charles, 16, ? boy, b Chesterton

A street view shows a row of thatched and gabled houses with three children standing on the pavement in the foreground.

75 & 77 Chesterton High Street with Arthur’s Buildings


1913

75 – 77 Robert Stanley, chimney sweep


1930s

Demolished in 1930s and replaced with terrace of four houses


1962

not listed

A row of two-story yellow brick houses with red brick bands, tiled roofs, and small front gardens behind wooden fences.

111 – 117 High Street, Chesterton ©RGL2023

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