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A long row of two-story brick terraced houses featuring an archway entrance, with a patch of garden in the foreground.

Garibaldi Terrace (E Smith)

Garibaldi Terrace, Beach Road, Cottenham

History of Garibaldi Terrace

The terrace was built in 1860s by Thomas Piggott, a brewer from Warboys, on land which the Cross family had owned. The name Garibaldi came from the beer house on the corner which closed in 1894.

1944 terrace sold for £800.

See Cottenham in Focus, 2002.

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