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Two-storey yellow brick building with gabled dormer windows, a decorative porch, and a sign reading Tamarind Indian Cuisine.

Tamarind, High Street Teversham

The Rose and Crown, Tamarind, High Street, Teversham

History of Tamarind

1888 local entertainer Corney Grain, described his home village: Picture to yourself a by-road turning off the road to Newmarket – a flat country, some farm buildings and cottages; on the opposite side of the way the remains of the village stocks, the Rose and Crown kept by one Muggleton……..

2021 Tamarind Indian Restaurant

Building dates

  • Built 1930–1949
Source for this date
  • Built 1930–1949: EPC construction age band: 1930–1949

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  • Public House

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  • Teversham

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