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A black-and-white print of a multi-gabled brick station building with tall chimneys, featuring a porch and a covered veranda.

Old station house, Gamlingay

Gamlingay Station

History of Gamlingay Station

1885 Ordnance Survey map fragment showing railway lines, Gamlingay station, a signal box, and nearby plots of land.

Gamlingay station OS 1885

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