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Country Customs

Country Customs

A typewritten document titled Country Customs describing historical Plough Monday traditions, with some blue ink annotations.

Country Customs

Typewritten document listing historical local customs for St Valentine's Day, Shrove Tuesday, and Good Friday with notes.

Country Customs

A typed document describing Cambridgeshire customs for Easter and May Day, with handwritten ink corrections and annotations.

Country Customs

A typed document titled Country Customs containing paragraphs about seasonal rural traditions with occasional handwritten notes.

Country Customs

Typewritten document page titled Country Customs, with handwritten blue ink underlines beneath several key terms and phrases.

Country Customs

Typewritten document listing historical country customs including Guy Fawkes Day, Christmas traditions, and village fairs.

Country Customs

A typewritten document page with handwritten notes, listing various folk customs including sewing seeds and broom rituals.

Country Customs

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