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A two-story red brick house with a tiled roof, dormer windows, a central red door, and a white bay window behind a low wall.

324 High Street, Cottenham

324 High Street, Cottenham

History of 324 High Street Cottenham

Listed building:

Early C18.

This house was the only property in Cottenham copyhold to a manor in Histon, that of St Etheldreda.

Early C19th: Henry Fullston, wheelwright, lived in the house and stacked his wood on the roadside.

1920s Mary Franklin lived here, first woman in village to wear shorts and trousers. She collected money for a dogs’ home and in 1929 gave prizes to two pupils, Christine Hopkins and Joan Cole, for an essay about dogs. (see Cottenham in Focus, 2002)

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