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A single-story white brick building with a slate roof, featuring a shopfront, a red pillar box, and a prominent dormer window.

3 Market Street, Swavesey

3 Market Street, Swavesey

History of 3 Market Street

A line of buildings along Market Street in Swavesey, including a thatched cottage, with a man standing in a doorway.

Market Street Swavesey from main road 1930. Post Office (l) with Mr Lee at the door. Post Office was originally blacksmiths. Mr Lee retired in 1949. (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

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