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Street scene in Willingham with a thatched cottage, a distant church tower, and two small figures walking along the road.

Church Street, Willingham, 1890s (Cambs Collection)

2 Church Street, The Windmill, Ringer’s Rest

History of The Windmill

The Windmill is on the far right of the photo.

1885 Ordnance Survey map fragment showing buildings in pink and grey around a junction near All Saint's Church in Willingham.

Willingham OS 1885

A section of a 1901 Ordnance Survey map showing the street layout, building footprints, a grave yard, and labels including P.H.

Willingham OS 1901

Two-storey brick house with white-framed windows, a central green door, and faded, partially visible signage on the masonry.

Ringer’s Rest, Willingham (RGL2026)

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