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A semi-circular stone plaque set into a brick archway bears the inscribed text MAY COTTAGE above the date 1893.

21 Green Side

21 Green Side, May Cottage, Waterbeach

History of May Cottage

A two-story brick house with a gabled roof, tall chimneys, and a white-framed conservatory attached to the ground floor.

21 Green Side, Waterbeach

A group of children stands by a fence on a street in Waterbeach, with houses and a large bare tree visible in the distance.

21 Green Side, Waterbeach (MoC1250/86; Cambridgeshire Collection)

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