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A long, white cottage with a dark thatched roof and a stone-fronted gable end featuring several small paned windows and doors.

Fisher’s Cottages, City Road, Littleport pre 1937

Fisher’s Cottages, City Road, Littleport

History of Fisher's Cottages

These cottages were demolished in 1937. Until then they were thought to be among the oldest buildings in Littleport, built from the stone of the previous Littleport church.

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