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A white cottage with a thatched roof, brick chimney, and wooden picket fence, partially obscured by large garden hedges.

The Cottage, Papworth St Agnes (RGL2025)

The Cottage, Papworth St Agnes

History of the Cottage

Dora Tack writes about this cottage in. Whispering Elms:

She numbers in ’17’ on her diagram of the village.

Built of lath and plaster, thatched roof. Four rooms.

Occupants in 1942: not occupied.

This was a tied cottage for Percy Pinner (farmer) of Hill Farm. In 1942 the cottage was shabby. The Gilbert family moved into the cottage in 1945 after Honeydew Cottage burned down.

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