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Eight people pose in and around a boat with a canopy next to a wooden building with a large open archway in Godmanchester.

The Chestnuts, Godmanchester (Hunts Archives)

The Chestnuts, 41 West Street, Godmanchester

History of the Chestnuts

Built 1873

Owned by Sir William Prescott, Sheriff of Huntingdonshire

1960s taken over by County Council

Converted into sheltered flats

Building dates

  • Built 1873

Sources

  • Huntingdon Archives

Projects

  • Godmanchester

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