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Two rows of brick houses stand along a grassy canal bank, separated by trees and enclosed by low wooden fences.

Canal side cottages, Elm, from bridge c1920 (H Coates)

Canal side, Elm

History of canal side cottages

Navigation along this part of Wisbech Canal was stopped in 1926.

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