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A brown brick house with a bright red door stands beside a row of pale, thatched-roof cottages along a village street.

28 – 32 High Street Cottenham

28 High Street, Turfman House, Cottenham

History of 28 High Street

Listed building:

Cottage, probably C18 timber framed in origin but much altered in C19 when the cottage was cased in gault brick.

1911 Turfman House

Mrs Esther Moore, 70, widow, b Oakington

Mrs Sarah E Moore, 37, dairy work, b Cottenham

Mr William Moore, 34, farmer, b Cottenham

Mr Horace G Moore, 31, farmer, b Cottenham


1939

Horace J Moore, b 1880, garden work


Modern: (28) Turfman House

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