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Bottom of Burwell Road, looking much the same as today,
except for steam engine coming round the top corner. |
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bottom of Burwell Road, note wide pathway on right hand
side. Card dated 1908 |
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Chapel Street showing the Post Office with Mr. Harvey the
Postmaster at the door. The shop on the left was the Co-op. About
1948. |
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Church Street. The white building on the left was
originally stables, Then a garage and now West's car sales. Card dated
1911. |
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Church Street again, the trees in the Church Yard were cut
down in the early 1950's Card dated 1935. |
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One of a pair of wrought iron gates leading into Glanely
Rest from Windmill Hill, opposite entrance to May's Garden Center. |
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The front of Glanely Rest, last used as an old peoples
home, now standing empty. |
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After a fire at Exning House APRIL 11 1909. |
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The "Bent Tree", in the river in Ducks Lane, at
the turn of the century, a well known local novelty. |
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Exning Stream, the wall on the right arounr Harraton Lodge
is still the same today. |
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The Bent Tree again. Card |
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Exning River, card date stamped 31 August 1910. |
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'High Street', now Oxford Street. School is behind house
in left foreground. |
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Rear view of Exning
House. |
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Looking down Lacey's Lane. |
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Windmill Hill. Flint barn still standing. Note large gates
to Exning House in wall on left. |
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Oxford Street1915, before King George Avenue was
built |
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Post Office, next to Social Club with Miss Dalzells
drapery shop on the left. |
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Oxford Street,1923,Cycle Shop now Spar Shop. |
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Oxford Street, 1921, Layng & Co., Wines and Spirits
Wholesaler, High Street, Newmarket. Two-horse dray. |
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White Horse Inn and Swan Lane, Card dated 9.9.1908.
Selling Royston Ales and Stout. Licensee William Gale |
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Exning Halt - between Exning and Burwell. Guard supplied
stepladder for passengers to enter/depart train. |
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The Water Mill, Card dated 25.04.1909. |