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A two-storey stone building with two chimneys stands beside a road, with people and signage in the foreground.

Bell Inn, Middle Watch. Last landlord was Jethro Linford. (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

Blue Bell, Swavesey

History of the Blue Bell Inn

Ordnance Survey map fragment from 1901 showing the Blue Bell public house, a brewery, and Trinity College Farm in Swavesey.

Blue Bell Inn, Swavesey OS 1901

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