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A row of old, light-colored buildings with tiled roofs and several chimneys viewed from a gravel road in Fenstanton.

Bell Beerhouse, Bell Lane, Fenstanton

The Bell Beerhouse, Bell Lane, Fenstanton

History of The Bell Beerhouse

The pub was demolished in 1969.

1901

James Gatward, 68, publican, b Elsworth

Annie, daughter, 32, housekeeper, b Needingworth


Charles Hunt, baker


Charles Hunt, grandson of above, one prizes for his bread. Business closed in 1984.

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