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The Lodge, Stetchworth Park

History of the Lodge, Stetchworth

Listed Building

Lodge to Stetchworth House. Early to mid C19.


The King’s Dragoon Guards set up camp in Stetchworth park and their light tanks and Bren-gun carriers were soon clattering through the village. A few of the camp personnel wearing the regimental double-headed eagle badges, used to visit The Blackbirds during the evening.

(R H Vincent, A Tanner Will Do)

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  • world war two

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