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Literary Institute, Hall Green Lane, Fenstanton

History of the Literary Institute

The Literary Institute was built by Thomas Coote in 1857 and rebuilt in 1880. It was later taken over by the Fenstanton Boy Scouts.

1914 – 1915 soldiers billeted here.

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  • world war one

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