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Cross Keys, Mepal

History of the Cross Keys

A 1901 Ordnance Survey map detail showing buildings, street labels, and the location of the Cross Keys public house.

Mepal OS 1901

Roland Goodwin’s reminiscences are recorded in Mepal Vignettes (2005). As a child he lived first at the White Hart, then at the Cross Keys.

Home of Clement Freud MP.

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