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Kingston data

Kingston data

Sybil Marshall taught at Kingston school from 1942 until 1960. Her novels are based in the fictional village of Old Swithinford but she may have drawn inspiration from Kingston, as well as Lotting Fen and the Ramsey area where she grew up.


For more information about the history of this village see:

https://kingstonvillage.org.uk/kingston-history/

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