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A street view shows terraced brick buildings lining both sides of a narrow, quiet road with two distant figures in the path.

Victoria Street, Littleport c.1925

Victoria Street, Littleport

History of Victoria Street

In 1925 there were 4 public houses along Victoria Street: the Black Horse, the Wagon and Horses, the Snips and Partridge and the Anchor.

Two men in white aprons stand in a wooden workshop beside a horse-drawn carriage with large spoked wheels and a sign.

Gotobed and Son, coach painters and decorators, Victoria Street, Littleport c.1910

1848 19th Feb. The inquest was held at the Anchor into the death of Elizabeth Crabb. Her husband John Crabb was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to two years hard labour.

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