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A two-story L-shaped house with a tiled roof, chimneys, and a white picket fence in front along a dirt road.

Fawcon (White Hall Farm) Gamlingay

The Fawcon, White Hall Farm, Green End and Waresley Road, Gamlingay

History of White Hall Farm

1885 Ordnance Survey map fragment showing a crossroads at The Cross in Gamlingay with buildings and plot numbers.

Gamlingay OS 1885

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