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High-angle black and white view looking down onto a street lined with old houses, chimneys, and tiled roofs in Gamlingay.

The Maltings (r) from church tower, 1894, Gamlingay

The Maltings, Church Street, Gamlingay

History of the Maltings

A long, low brick building with a large pitched roof and regularly spaced windows stretching into the distance.

Maltings, Church Street, Gamlingay

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