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A large steam traction engine sits outside a stone cottage with a tiled roof, as several people pose in front of the building.

Hearts of Oak, Church lane, Fenstanton (undated)

Hearts of Oak, Church Lane, Fenstanton

History of the Hearts of Oak

A two-storey, white-rendered house with a tiled roof and grey front door, positioned on a corner with a street light in front.

Hearts of Oak, Church Lane, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

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