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A two-storey thatched house with a central porch, a small gazebo to the left, and a stone structure on the roadside in Caxton.

1 Bourne Road, Caxton

1 Bourn Road, The Chestnuts, Caxton

History of 1 Bourne Road

Listed Building:

House. Early C17. Timber-framed with roughcast render, thatched roof.


Once owned by Rev F H Mabberley, the Radical Parson


1830 – 1864

Samuel Forham, the druggist


1926

Major-General Harry Hendley

A thatched cottage with a small thatched garden structure in the foreground, situated behind a low hedge near a roadside.

1 Bourne Road, Caxton (MoC25/62)


1934

Bernard Matthew married Enid and became the Chair of Directors of Matthew and Son in 1937.

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