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Children stand in the flooded street of Globe Place while a photographer with a tripod captures the scene near a horse-cart.

Globe Place, 1912, (Norris)

Globe Place, St Ives

History of Globe Place

Flooding in 1912

A street in St Ives is flooded, with horse-drawn carriages and men standing in the water near brick buildings and a workshop.

Globe Place, St Ives, floods 1912

Marsters, the stonemason, was once a chapel for the Swedenborgians.

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