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A dirt lane lined by timber-clad and thatched buildings with three small figures standing in the center of the path.

Wallman’s Lane, Swavesey, from the High Street c 1930. Alan Lee is boy on the right. (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

Wallman’s Lane

History of Wallman's Lane

A narrow lane lined with white cottages and a brick building, featuring thatched roofs and dark window shutters.

Walman’s Lane, Swavesey, (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

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