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A row of white, two-storey terraced houses on a street with a pale green front door and a dark door next to it.

14 – 18 High Street, Cottenham

14 – 18 High Street, The Prince of Wales, Cottenham

History of 14 - 18 High Street

See Francis Garrett, Cottenham’s Inns and Hostelries

Charles Piggott, who had a brewery at the Star and Dewdrop, built this terrace of three in 1862. Nos. 14 and 16 were probably the Prince of Wales.

1867 sold to John Smith of the Engineers’ Arms. No.16 became licensed house kept by William Maskell, followed by John Curtos in 1872. Pub closed a few years later.


1911

?


1939

(14)

Charles Brandon, b 1909, transport driver and recovery inpector

(16)

Henry Carter, b 1873, fruit farmer

(16a)

Jesse Smith, b 1907, agricultural worker

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