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A brick house with two chimneys stands behind a picket fence near large trees, with two small figures standing in the yard.

Ferry House c.1880 – Ferry House Old Chair

Ferry House Old Chair, Isleham

History of Ferry House Old Chair

Section of an 1881 Ordnance Survey map showing the Isleham Ferry location with a winding river and adjacent field boundaries.

Isleham Ferry OS 1881

According to Arthur Houghton at the Isleham Ferry was a pub called the Ferry Old House Chair. Its landlord was James Brown when on 3rd Mat 1850 Rev Spurgeon was baptised there, and then Miss Eunice Petch on the same day. Rev Spurgeon walked from newmarket to Isleham to be baptised, spent the night at the Manse, the minister being Rev Cantlow.

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