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A street scene in Swaffham Bulbeck featuring houses with ivy, a public house sign, and two women standing on the dirt road.

The Ivy Green, Swaffham Bulbeck c.1910 (Cambs Collection; Frederick Gillson)

77 High Street, Swaffham Bulbeck

History of 77 High Street

This was the site of the house of William Watson, shoemaker and shopkeeper c.1910, visible at far left of photo.

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