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A black-and-white view of a two-story rendered cottage with two gabled dormer windows and a person pushing a pram with a dog.

Cottages opposite Knibbs butchers (LJ restaurant) demolished in 1969

Cottages, Church Street, Gamlingay

History of cottages, Church Street

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