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A white single-story building with a thatched roof, featuring a bay window, two dormer windows, and a central doorway.

King’s Head, Gracious Street, Whittlesey c1900

King’s Head, Gracious Street, Whittlesey

History of the King's Head

1822 Susannah Arnold

1841 William Lamb

1858 William Warwick landlord

1862 George Speechley

1864 John Whitome

1900 Daniel Thompson

1912 Frederick William Clark

1916 Ann Elizabeth Clark

1933 Ernest G A Clark

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