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Street-level view of a light-colored building with gables next to a black and white timber-framed structure at 38 High Street.

38 High Street, St Neots (RGL2024)

Royal Oak Hotel, 38 High Street, St Neots

History of 40 High Street

Listed Building

C19 later, in Tudor style.

A row of brick and timber-framed buildings on a street, with pedestrians and a bicycle on the sidewalk near the Ennals shop.

38 High Street, St Neots, c1890. Ennal’s wines and spirits shop was rebuilt as the Royal Oak public house.

Flooded High Street in St Neots with a horse-drawn cart and men in hats outside shops including Lynes Ironmongers in 1908.

April 1908 High Street St Neots flood. Royal Oak on left

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