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Two horse-drawn carts laden with sacks stand before a brick house with dormer windows, while three people pose nearby.

94 Commercial End c.1910

94 Commercial End, Swaffham Bulbeck

History of 94 Commercial End

Listed Building

House, early-mid C18. Now almost obscured by an early C19 front range built by Thomas Bowyer.


1910

Chinery’s baker’s shop

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