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A man in a light suit and hat operates a camera on a tripod outside a brick building with an Anchor pub sign in Stuntney.

The Anchor, Stuntney 1933 J H Bullock, the photographer(Cambridgeshire Collection)

Anchor, Stuntney

History of the Anchor, Stuntney

A rectangular sign mounted on a brick wall, displaying printed historical text dated July 13, 1799, regarding local constables.

Notice on Anchor Inn, Stuntney 1933 (photo J H Bullock) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

 

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