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A street-level view of two adjacent brick buildings in Cottenham, one with a green shopfront and the other a Curry Palace.

213 – 215 High Street, Cottenham

215 High Street, White Horse Inn, Cottenham

History of the White Horse

1841

Ann Norman, 72, publican


1851 one house building


1852 licensed. Belonged to William Smith and was kept by William Porter.


1854 (1st October): William Porter drowned along with John Thurston of the Waggon and Horses, when their cart overturned and threw them in a drain.

Rebecca Porter took over the licence.


1859

Jonathan Piggott licensee


1861 White Horse Inn

Jonathan Piggott, 34, joiner and publican, b Cottenham


1871 White Horse Inn

Jonathan Piggott, 44, wheelwright, b Cottenham


1880

Charles Graves licensee


1881

Charles Graves, 29, carpenter and publican, b Cottenham

Jane, 30, b Willingham

Herbert, 3, b Cottenham

Edith Moore, 14, servant, Cottenham

Robert Moore, lodger, 54, ag.lab., b Norfolk

Mary Waits, visitor, 29, b Willingham

John Waits, visitor, 27, b Willingham

John Dunn, 26, groom, b Hants

Noble Buller Johnson, 21, undergraduate Cambridge University, b Ireland

Thomas William Waller, 22, undergraduate Cambridge University, b Wales


1888 John Burgess licensee


1891

John Burgess, 59, innkeeper, b Wisbech

Mary, 52, b Great Barford

Ada May, 19, assistant teacher, b Wisbech

Margaret Kimpton, 18, servant,  b Cottenham

William Moore was licensee from 1891


1897

Jonathan Pauley licensee


1898

Henry Collett

A group of men in hats and suits sits in and beside a horse-drawn carriage in front of a building with painted advertisements.

1898 Cottenham cricket team outside White Horse public house (photo E Smith)

A horse-drawn double-decker bus stops on a wide street beside the ivy-covered White Horse Hotel, with several people nearby.

White Horse Hotel (on right) Cottenham, (MoC769/86)


1899

Robert Lindley Booth


1901

Maria Booth, 60, widow, hotel keeper, b Derbyshire

Maria H G, 23, b Yorks

Drucella A Ryle, 19, servant, b Derby


1911

Frederick James Wells, 39, hotel keeper, b Herts


1939 (151)

Burnard [sic] Hinds, b 1882, publican


Modern: (215)

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