A small white wooden footbridge crosses a narrow stream in front of three white, thatched-roof cottages and bare-limbed trees.

The Green, Histon circa 1965

17 The Green, High Noon, Histon

History of High Noon

The “4 Square” house centre – is High Noon, 17 the Green (not listed) now much altered, re-roofed with tiles, central stack removed/relocated and re-fenestrated with new central first floor window and original entrance front door replaced by a window. (Email 2023 from JB)

A pond reflects large trees in the foreground, with a white wooden footbridge leading to a grassy green and white cottages.

Postcard of The Green Histon, 1965

A white two-story house stands behind a green lawn and a small pond edged with wooden stakes in this daytime view of Histon.

The Green, Histon c.2022

A pond reflects trees and houses in Histon, with grass banks, a wooden bench, and several ducks swimming on the water.

The Green, Histon c.2022

A calm pond reflects a line of trees and low, gabled cottages with chimneys, framed by dark foreground tree trunks.

The Green, Histon 1929 (MoC100/57)

Building dates

Built by 1899

Source for this date

Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900

Projects

Histon

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