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A row of cottages with gabled dormers and chimney stacks, featuring advertising signs on the exterior, along a paved street.

Huntingdon Street cottages opposite East Street c.1920

Huntingdon Street cottages, St Neots

History of Huntingdon Street cottages

These cottages were opposite the junction with East Street where Tebbutt’s Road now runs. The one on the right was a confectioners owned by Chris Ashwell in the 1920s.

Detail from an 1889 Ordnance Survey map showing buildings and a street named Huntingdon, with plots marked with the letter P.

St Neots OS 1889

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