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A village street with thatched cottages and stone walls, featuring groups of people and children with bicycles on the road.

High Street, Kneesworth c.1931

High Street, Kneesworth

History of High Street, Kneesworth

The photo relates to the photo. The scene on the 1931 photo is looking south. Visible is the signpost to Meldreth and Shepreth; it points to the road running east at the junction. The large building to the rear of the photo may be the Red Lion public house.

A black and white Ordnance Survey map section showing building footprints, plot numbers, and a main road through Kneesworth.

Kneesworth OS 1901

 

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