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A horse-drawn cart stands on a village road before a row of stone cottages with thatched roofs and brick chimneys in 1936.

83 High Street Great Abingdon (E Rolleston 1936 Y.Abi K36 22560)

83 High Street, The Old Forge, Great Abington

History of the Old Forge

Listed Building:

House, formerly with an attached forge to south-west. Early and late C16, rebuilt and extended late C17.

A white cottage with a thick thatched roof and brick chimneys, featuring white-framed windows and a small blue house sign.

83 High Street, Great Abington

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  • tudor

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