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Three thatched cottages with light-coloured walls stand behind a picket fence along a country lane under a bright blue sky.

22, 20 & 18 Church Street, Little Gransden (RGL2025)

22 Church Street, Little Gransden

History of 22 Church Street

Listed Building

Cottage. Mid C17. … Single storey. c.1900 shop front and adjacent doorway. (Historic England)

Frank Bartle lived at this address all his life. He ran errands with his Spring Cart such as taking people and their produce to market at St Neots or Gamlingay

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