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A long, two-story white building with a dark tiled roof, four dormer windows, two brick chimneys, and front gardens with fences.

28 – 32 Station Road, Swavesey

28 – 32 Station Road, Swavesey

History of 28 - 32 Station Road

1913

A sepia postcard shows a dirt road curving past a pond, with houses, a central coniferous tree, and utility poles in Swavesey.

Church End, Swavesey c.1920 on left Freer cottages built after 1913 fire (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

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