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A round blue commemorative plaque with white text and a small profile portrait of Rupert Brooke against a white wall.

Rupert Brooke Orchard House Grantchester

The Orchard Tea Garden

History of The Orchard, Grantchester

The orchard was planted in 1868 as part of a house belonging to a Mrs Stevenson who served tea and cake from her front room and garden.

There is a Wikipedia article about The Orchard:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Orchard_(tea_room)

 

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