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War widows cottages, Mill Street, Gamlingay, 1924

War Widows cottages, Worboys Garage, Mill Street, Gamlingay

History of cottages in Mill Street

The war widows cottages were burned down by a firework in 1928. The site was later occupied by Warboys Garage.

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