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Four people stand before a brick building with a Royston Fine Ales sign, flanked by two vintage motorcycles on a gravel path.

Black Swan, 1920s, with Golding family (Cambs Collection)

Black Swan, Church Street, Great Shelford

History of the Black Swan

Known by locals as ‘The Mucky Duck’.

1920s Charles Golding landlord

Demolished in favour of the Peacock next door.

A black and white Ordnance Survey map detail showing buildings, roads, the word School, and a public house marked as P.H.

Great Shelford OS 1901

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