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A yellow brick two-story house with a black door next to a smaller pink cottage featuring a thatched roof and dormer windows.

6 & 8 High Street, Swavesey

6 High Street, Rose Cottage, Swavesey

History of 6 High Street Swavesey

Listed building:

Cottage. Late C18 or early C19 rebuilding of an earlier cottage.

A black and white street scene featuring a thatched cottage on the right and a lone figure walking near a bicycle.

High Street in 1953. Alan Lee moved Post Office in 1951 from Market Street to High Street until 1983. Man in steet is Josie Linford who lived in thatched cottage next to Post Office.(Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

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