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Two men in flat caps and vests stand in a harvested field of wheat sheaves, surrounded by numerous stooks under a cloudy sky.

Lattenbury Farms in 1940s. Arthur Warnes and Harry See.

Lattenbury Farm Cottages, Papworth St Agnes

History of Lattenbury Farm Cottages

Left hand side

1940

German prisoners of war


1942

Italian prisoners of war


Latvian refugees


Dora Tack wrote in Whispering Elms, we “are pleased to have known the Germans, Italians and Latvians who lived at various times in this cottage.

 

Right hand side

1942

Edward Lovell, horsekeeper

Rebecca, wife

Jack, son , tractor driver

Edward George, tractor driver

All the men worked for Hugh Leycester

 

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