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Terraced brick houses with multiple chimneys stand beside a street where a demolition warning sign is placed on the pavement.

5 – 9 High Street, Chesterton, 1969 (MoC 9/160/69) demolished during the rerouting of the High Street. Note path to Barleycorn Lane

5, 7, 9, High Street Chesterton

History of 5 - 9 High Street, Chesterton

1913

5. Arthur Muggleton, labourer

7. William Wilson, labourer

9. Mrs Georgiana Wallis

A 1925 Ordnance Survey map showing the street layout, building footprints, and Allotment Gardens in Chesterton, Cambridge.

OS map 1925 showing terrace next to Allotment Gardens – Barleycorn Lane

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