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A stone plaque set into a brick wall reads Beaconsfield 1884 Terrace, with decorative scrolling around the date.

Beaconsfield Terrace, Littleport

Beaconsfield Terrace, City Road, Littleport

History of Beaconsfield Terrace

A row of yellow brick Victorian terraced houses with white window frames, separated from the road by low brick garden walls.

Beaconsfield Terrace, Littleport (RGL2025)

This terrace was built in 1884 by Thomas Peacock as home for workers in his shirt factory.

A terrace of yellow brick houses in Littleport with chimneys, sash windows, and a low brick wall bordering the pavement.

Beaconsfield Terrace, Littleport, 1884 (RGL2025)

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