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A long white-painted building with black trim and a tiled roof, housing Poppies fish and chip shop, alongside a brick building.

2 Churchgate St Soham (RGL2025)

2 & 4 Churchgate Street, (White Hart Inn), Soham

History of Aberdeen House

Listed Building

House, formerly White Hart Inn, early C16, converted into two shops in C19 or early C20.Originally an open hall with floor and hearth inserted probably late C16 or early C17. (Historic England)

A white building with timber-framed gables and a brick building with a faded sign sit side by side on a paved street corner.

2 Churchgate, Soham (RGL2025)

1906 Miss Clark fancy goods shop

Staples butchers

1937 Staples bought The White Hart

Soham Pottery

Poppies restuarant and the Churchgate Inn

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  • Public House

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