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A two-story brick building with a pharmacy on the ground floor stands behind a parking lot containing four cars and a person.

Wulfstan Court, Cambridge (RGL 2016)

Wulfstan Court, Cambridge

History of Wulfstan Court

Wulfstan Court is the location of a block of flats for the elderly built in 1973. It is on the site used by Alan Cobham’s Flying Circus.

Film of the Flying Circus can be found here:

Sources: Cambridge Weekly News (Cambridgeshire Collection)

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