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A two-story white house with bay windows and dark trim set behind a low brick wall and metal fence against a cloudy blue sky.

89 High Street, Cottenham

89 High Street, Cottenham

History of 89 High Street

According to Cottenham in Focus, the Woods family owned the house on this site from 1768. Thomas Woods and his wife went to America in 1881 to escape their debts.

The property passed to Ephraim  Gautry whose family continued to own it into the 20th century.

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