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A group of men in suits and hats stand around a commemorative stone marker in an outdoor setting, some holding a Union flag.

1934 amalgamation of Walsoken and Wisbech (Wisbech Library, Lilian Ream)

Boundary stone, Walsoken, Wisbech

History of Walsoken

In 1934 much of Walsoken was almalgamated with Wisbech. In the photo the ex-warden of Walsoken District Council is handing over the mayor of Wisbech, Joseph Smith.

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