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A quiet street with thatched cottages and tiled roofs, featuring five people standing on the path between wooden fences.

The Row, Sutton 1900s

The Row, Sutton

History of The Row

The Row was once the main street in Sutton. Boats could be landed on the shoreline; there were four quays along the southern edge of the village at which fish and goods were landed.

A white thatched-roof cottage with two brick chimneys sits beside a dirt road with wooden fences lining the path.

The Row, Sutton, c1900s

A horse-drawn cart decorated with banners for the National Institute for the Blind stands before a row of brick houses.

The Row, Sutton c.1930s

A scene  from the traditional Feast of St Lambert held during September.

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