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A horse-drawn cart and several figures stand outside a row of houses on a rural street lined with trees in Great Shelford.

43 High Street, Barkers, early 20th cent (Cambs Collection)

43 High Street, Great Shelford

History of 43 High Street

Barkers butchers was established in the 19th cent in a building between he British School and the old BlackSwan. Barkers’ slaughterhouse was in Church Street, Stapleford.


1939

Sidney Barker, b 1875, butcher

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