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A black and white postcard view showing a row of houses and a tall chimney along a quay by a river in early twentieth-century Ely.

Waterside, Ely, c.1910, Queen’s Head on left.

The Queen’s Head, Waterside, Ely

History of the Queen's Head

On the left is the Queen’s Head. Quay House has a brewery chimney and on the right are Hall’s Brewery maltings.

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