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35 High Street, Doddington

History of High Street, Doddington

In 1953 Alan Bloom noted (The Fens, 1953): The road to Doddington runs along the lowly ridge of the second largest island in the Fens. …. Passing through Fen villages, one doesn’t see many gay cottage gardens. So often the house is built so close to the road that no front garden is possible. That makes the plain front of the house even plainer.

A street scene featuring brick buildings with tiled roofs, advertising signs for tobacco, and a person leaning on a fence.

Doddington High Street, [exact location unknown] 1932 (E B Haddon)

Building dates

  • Built by 1899
Source for this date
  • Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900

Projects

  • Doddington

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