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Two men on horseback and a motor vehicle partially submerged in floodwater in front of a brick building with two chimneys.

New Crown Inn, London Road, August 1912 (NorrisMus)

New Crown Inn, London Road, St Ives

History of New Crown Inn

Serious flooding occurred in August 1912. Victoria Terrace was badly hit again.

Floodwater covers a street in front of a large brick building, with people wading through the water and a horse-drawn carriage.

New Crown Inn, junction of Low Road and Hemingford Road. (Undated)

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