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A two-story farmhouse with multiple chimneys, a dormer window, and a small glass-panelled porch behind a tall metal fence.

Shingay Gate Farmhouse, 1936 (photo J H Bullock) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Shingay Gate farmhouse

History of Shingay Gate farmhouse

Rev H H McNeice guided a visit of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society in June 1925: The way to Shingay is over open fields … we pass Shingay Gate Farm, which occurs as early as 1260.

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