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Street scene with a brick clock tower on the left, a gabled church on the right, and figures on bicycles in the road.

Clocktower, New Street, Doddington c,1914 (Cambs Collection)

Clock tower, New Street, Doddington

History of the clock tower

Listed Building:

Clock tower. Late C19 inscribed ‘Public Memorial’, ‘Queen Victoria’, ‘Record Reign’, ‘1837-1897’, on arches to open first stage.

The clock tower was erected in 1897 for Queen Victoria’s Jubilee. It cost £80 at the time; the spire and weathervane were added later. The clock tower was moved in 1938 to widen the road.

A large crowd in early twentieth-century clothing stands in front of a brick clock tower building in Doddington in 1912.

Hospital Sunday, Doddington 1912 (Cambs Collection)

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