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A light-colored brick building with a dark plinth, featuring sash windows, a central arched doorway, and hanging signage marked B.

The Letter ‘B’, Church Street, Whittlesey

The Letter ‘B’, London Street, Whittlesey

History of The Letter 'B'

1874 owned by James Setchfield

1904 taken over by brewers Paten and Co

1913 landlord Walter Adler

1925 Alexander Robertson landlord


Source: Millennium Memories of Whittlesey Number 9

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