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A black and white street scene in St Neots showing a line of shops with a cart parked in front and figures on the pavement.

High Street St Neots looking west (no. 64 far left) (J Phillips date unknown)

64 High Street, St Neots

History of High Street, St Neots

A low single-story building sits between a taller house and a large brick building, with five men standing on the street.

Church Street / High Street corner. Barn for Town Nightwatchman c.1885. Demolished 1888 to make way for Salvation Army Citadel.

In the photo no.64 is the Salvation Army Citadel.

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