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Old Photos of Fenstanton

Royal Oak in Honey Hill

Honey Hill Pond

Congregational Church

Congregational Church

Feast Week

Village Pond

The Crown

Fenstanton Signal Box

Fenstanton School 1954

Fenstanton School 1936

Fenstanton WI Choir in the1930s — Fenstanton WI Choir 1930s

Fenstanton Football club in the 1950s — Fenstanton Football Club in the 1950s

Fenstanton Football club in the 1950s — Fenstanton Football Club 1950s

Crown & Pipes Fenstanton Darts Team 1930s

Crown & Pipes Fenstanton - Winning Darts Team 1930s — Crown & Pipes Fenstanton – Winning Darts Team 1930s

Fenstanton school children punting on the Great Ouse

Fenstanton Bowls Club in the 1960s

The George Fenstanton - outing to Southend in1950s — The George Fenstanton – outing to Southend in1950s

The George Fenstanton - outing to Southend - 1949 — The George Fenstanton – outing to Southend – 1949

Green's Terrace, Fenstanton 1906 — Green’s Terrace in Chequer St Fenstanton

“Beyond Yesterday” A History of Fenstanton

Available as an ebook and in hard cover

A Brief History of Fenstanton
Beyond Yesterday – A History of Fenstanton
Cassey’s 1862 Directory
Charities – Historical
Charles Josiah Clark – sad suicide in 1888
Fen Manor
Fenstanton in 1977
Genealogical
Harrod’s Directory of Huntingdonshire 1877
I knew the last person alive to see Capability Brown!
John Howland 1592 – February 23, 1673
KELLY’s Directory of Huntingdonshire 1903
Kelly’s Directory of Huntingdonshire 1914
Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown
- A Timeline of Lancelot “Capability” Brown’s Life
Listed Buildings in Fenstanton
Margaret Saunders – A Short Family History
Old Fenstanton Collection of Photographs – Jean Ding
Old Photos of Fenstanton
Parish Schools in 1891 & 1892
Thomas CHILDE 1549 – 1626
Tobias Hardmeat – The persecution of a Fenstanton Grocer
WILL OF THE PILGRIM JOHN HOWLAND

UK’s first example of Roman crucifixion found in Cambridgeshire village
Archaeological Discoveries In Fenstanton
Burial Ground Deeds
Woolly mammoth and woolly rhino remains found in Fenstanton
Memories from former Fenstanton residents

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