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A two-story, L-shaped building with a tiled roof, small windows, and a hanging pub sign on the corner of the structure.

The Chequers, Gamlingay c.1928

10 Mill Street, The Chequers, Gamlingay

History of the Chequers

An 1886 Ordnance Survey map fragment shows plots, roads, and building footprints in pink and grey, labeling Chequers Inn.

Gamlingay OS map 1886

1755

Thomas Jeakins publican

1898

A fire broke out at the back of the pub adjoining the wood stores of Thomas Cox. (CDN 16.3.1898)

1928

Closed and became residential property

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