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The white and blue facade of The Crown Inn with a central doorway sits on a street corner next to a road with double yellow lines.

Crown Inn, Earith (RGL2025)

The Crown, Earith

History of the Crown

A village street with thatched cottages on the left and a group of young children standing in the dirt road and on the verge.

Earith High Street circa 1900, pub left. (Cambs Collection)

An 1885 Ordnance Survey map fragment showing a detailed layout of buildings, street names, and lanes in Earith village.

Earith High Street OS 1885, note pub with new Lode adjacent

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