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A shop with flowering plants above the storefront, where a man stands beside a child pushing a small vintage pram on the street.

33 High Street, St Neots c.1900

33 High Street, Neots

History of 33 High Street

1900 Plums

The shop included dinings rooms and sold poultry, wine and confectionery. The Plum family were said to be descended from refugees form the French Revolution.

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