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A village scene with low-rise stone buildings, a church spire in the distance, and several people standing on a dirt road.

Wimblington c1916. Old Unicorn pub far left (Cambs Collection)

Thomas Eaton School, Wimblington

History of Thomas Eaton School

Entrance to Thomas Eaton school in centre of photo.

Eaton gave two houses and 8.5 acreas of land for a school in 1715 but it was only built 100 years later. The old school was replaced in 1924.

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