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Sepia drawing showing a small building beside a gated railway crossing, with a road, fence, and nearby trees in the foreground.

Gate-bungalow, drawing by Fanny Wale c.1910

Gate bungalow, 65 Hauxton Road, Little Shelford

History of the gate-bungalow

Fanny Wale does not name the first family to live here; names names their successors as the Smart family.

Mr Wood

Mr Lacy

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  • Little Shelford

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