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4 Caxton Lane, Foxton
History of 4 Caxton Lane
This was the home of Don Challis, author of Schooldays in Foxton – Village Life in the 1930s. At the time of writing these memoirs in 1998, he had lived in Foxton for 68 years, much of that time working at the Burlington Press.
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