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A wide street in Cottenham lined with brick buildings, including a shop labeled Todd’s Stores, with a horse and cart ahead.

Todd’s Stores, date unknown, (photo E Smith)

225 High Street, Cottenham

225 High Street, Cottenham

This was the location of Todd’s Store according to Cottenham in Focus, 2002. Sweets were sold here in paper cones.

1901

Charles Todd, 32, grocer, b Cottenham

Hannah, 36, b Cottenham

Arthur Clark, son in law, 15, grocer’s apprentice, b Cottenham

Percy E Todd, 11, b Cottenham

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