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A street scene in Sawston with historic timber-framed houses and brick cottages lining a road where a lone cyclist travels.

95 High Street and other houses, Sawston, 1929 (photo F Robinson) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Ward’s House, 95 High Street, Sawston

History of 95 High Street

Listed Building

House. Early C16 with later C16 addition, restored in 1885 (date on gable). (Historic England)


In 1927, 16th Feb., the Cambridge Chronicle quoted from a report on Sawston in the context of planning and protection of the old village centre. (See Vanishing Cambridgeshire p159)

A street scene in Sawston showing timber-framed buildings with thatched roofs lining a road, with small figures in the distance.

95 High Street, Sawston (l) (MoC253/54)

Two-storey timber-framed house with white infill panels, a tiled roof, a prominent central chimney, and visible bracing beams.

95 High Street, Sawston (RGL2025)

 

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