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A symmetrical two-storey brick building with two arched doorways and sash windows beneath a hipped slate roof in Cottenham.

111 – 113 High Street Cottenham

111 (93) High Street, Croft House, Cottenham

History of 111 High Street

1841 approx.

John Graves, 62, ag.lab.

1851 approx.

John Burkett, 50, master cordwainer employing 1 boy

1861

Charles Burkett, 25, ag.lab.

1871 approx.

Charles Burkett, 36, ag.lab., b Cottenham

1881

Eliza Norman, 68, landowner, b Cottenham

1891

Eliza Norman, 78, living on own means, b Cottenham

1901

Walter Smith, 46, retired farmer

1911

Walter Smith, 56, drainage tax collector, b Cottenham

1939 (93)

Oliver R Badcock, b  1912, bus conductor eastern Counties

Modern: (111)

Projects

  • Cottenham

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