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A polished blue glass sphere with a small metallic cap on top, reflecting the surrounding room and a person taking the photo.

Glass ball made 1721 to scare away witches. From house in Gamlingay. © Museum of Cambridge

Gamlingay data

Gamlingay data

Gamlingay Historical Society

http://www.gamlingayhistory.co.uk

http://www.gamlingayphotos.co.uk

Mile Petty:

https://archive.org/details/GamlingayScrapbook1897To1990

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  • witchcraft

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  • Gamlingay
  • Museum Exhibit Stories

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Littleport Data

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10 Mill Street, The Chequers, Gamlingay

St Mary the Virgin, Church Street, Gamlingay

Chapel and Almshouses, East End Church Street, Gamlingay

House, West Road, Gamlingay

32 Church Street, Gamlingay

47 Mill Street, Gamlingay

Hardwicke Arms, 1 Church Street, Gamlingay

Almhouses / Almshouses, 42 – 60 Church Street, Gamlingay

Old Bull House, 19 Church End, Gamlingay