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Two historic thatched farmhouses with brick chimneys stand along a quiet road in Gamlingay in this black and white photograph.

Cross Farm (l) demolished 1963, and White Hall Farm (r) demolished early 1960s, Gamlingay. Photo 1924.

Cross Farm, Gamlingay

History of Cross Farm

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