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A quiet village street with a two-story pub on the right, trees, and small children standing by a brick wall in the foreground.

Black Horse pub, Rampton 1938 (photo W M Palmer)(Cambridgeshire Collection)

Black Horse, Rampton

History of Black Horse, Rampton

A 1938 Ordnance Survey map showing the street layout of Rampton, including The Green, King Street, and the Black Horse pub.

Rampton OS 1938

A brick pub with a yellow door and climbing ivy, featuring a Black Horse Freehouse sign in front of a wooden picket fence.

Black Horse, Rampton, (RGL2025)

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