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Street scene in Whittlesey featuring The Boat Inn on the right and a stone building with a slate roof on the left.

The Boat Inn, Briggate East, Whittlesey

The Boat Inn, Briggate East, Whittlesey

History of the Boat Inn

Detail from a 1900 Ordnance Survey map showing the street layout, property outlines, and the letters P H near a junction.

Whittlesey OS 1900 Church Street and Briggate East

1830 Thomas Hurrell

1840s William Upchurch

1851 Richard Rowell

1862 Catherine White

1860s james Edward Crane

1873 William Rickard

1875 James Rickard

1880s Alice Dearlove

1888 Charles dearlove

1908 Joseph Steels

1911 William Exton

1922 James Exton

1925 William Churchman


Source: Millennium Memories of Whittlesey Number 9

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