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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

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