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3a & 5, Blackhorse Lane, Swavesey

history of 3a & 5 Blackhorse lane

Listed building:

Cottage and workshop, formerly a chapel, 1719 altered in 1788 and with rear wing added in 1879.

Chapel was The Old Quaker Meeting house and the centre for the Temperance Reformers. No 3a on left is now the cottage and No 5 on right is the workshop.

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