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A quiet village street in Great Shelford featuring a flint wall on the left, trees, buildings, and figures walking in the road.

High Stret c1915. The Laurels (l), no.76 beyond. On right Baptist Church.

76 High Street, Great Shelford

History of 76 High Street

Clothes shop run by Rix family. Until 1937 gentlemen’s outfitter run by William Goulding.


1939

John H Roach, b 1912, engineering surveyor


1950

Co-op set up run by Shaun Smith

 

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