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Several men stand before a two-story building with animal carcasses hanging in the doorway and a horse-drawn cart to the left.

55 Church Street, Gamlingay, 1890

55 Church Street, Pledgers Butchers, Gamlingay

History of 55 Church Street

Pledgers Butchers later became Marcus Arnolds Butchers.

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