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Tickell Arms (Waggon and Horses), 1 North Road, Whittlesford

History of the Waggon and Horses

Listed Building

Public House. Possibly late C17 rebuilt late C18. (Historic England)


1861 Waggon and Horses

Thomas Walsingham, 33, tailor, b Norfolk

Elizabeth, 34, beer seller, b Ickleton

Henry, 9, b Herts

James, 5, b Whittlesford

Betsy, 4 mos, b Whittlesford

Susannah Turpin, 18, servant, b Essex


Drawing of a covered wagon drawn by horses past a signpost pointing to London, with a figure visible inside the canopy.

‘Rustic Jaunt’, Whittlesford (courtesy Christopher Tongue)

A printed document titled A Rustic Jaunt, featuring paragraphs of text and a vertical family tree with names and dates.

‘Rustic Jaunt’, Whittlesford (courtesy Christopher Tongue)

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  • Farrington Diary
  • Listed building
  • Public House

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  • Whittlesford

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