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Seven people stand behind a wooden fence in front of a gabled cottage with a thatched roof, decorative bargeboards, and porch.

Witch’s Cottage, Woodditton

The Witch’s Cottage, Woodditton

History of the Witch's Cottage

Home of estate gamekeeper Arthur Peck. It was also demolished when Camois Hall was pulled down. (RH Vincent, A Tanner Will Do, 1998)

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