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A two-storey brick building with a gabled porch and wooden picket fence, with two people standing in the front doorway.

The Beehive circa 1910, postcard

The Beehive, Ickleton

History of the Beehive, Ickleton

1891

William Penning, boot maker beerhouse keeper, 43, b Saffron Walden
Sarah, 38, b Little Chesterford
Elizabeth, 10, Saffron Walden
William Penning, 8, b Saffron Walden
George Penning, 6, b Saffron Walden
John Penning, 3, b Ickleton


1930 run by Mr and Mrs Art Rule

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