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A 1929 black-and-white view of a road junction in Lolworth with a brick house on the left and a row of thatched cottages.

Lolworth, crossroad. Town house is on the left, School Row on the right. 1929 (photo K Moore)(Cambridgeshire Collection)

Town House, Lolworth

History of Town House

1911

John Martin Snr, widower, 78, roadman rural District Council, b Lolworth

Ruth Peppercorn, widow, 68, b St Ives

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  • Lolworth

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