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A two-story ivy-covered house with three chimneys stands behind a large lawn, with a tall, slender tree in the foreground.

Bottisham Vicarage c.1912, postcard obverse

Bottisham Vicarage

History of the Vicarage, Bottisham

A section of a 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing the Bottisham Vicarage grounds with numbered plots and tree symbols.

Bottisham, 1901 OS

Reverse side of a 1912 postcard with handwritten ink correspondence, an address, and a green halfpenny postage stamp.

1912 postcard reverse, Bottisham

A two-story ivy-covered house with three chimneys stands behind a large lawn, with a tall, slender tree in the foreground.

Bottisham Vicarage c.1912, postcard obverse

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