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'''2<sup>nd</sup> POLICE HOUSE.''' Excerpt from research by [[Miles Marshall]] | '''2<sup>nd</sup> POLICE HOUSE.''' Excerpt from research by [[Miles Marshall]] | ||
| − | Just before WW2 several houses were built on the west side of the Main Road, one of which became a new Police | + | Just before WW2 several houses were built on the west side of the Main Road, one of which became a new Police House (later became a private house called 'Huntingdon'). Many will remember its rather austere concrete with a blue front door, now happily obliterated by a tasteful brick and tile extension. PC Goldsmith became well known in the village and remained until well after the war, to be followed by P C’s Herbert, Adams, and Munger. |
Revision as of 14:52, 6 November 2023
2nd POLICE HOUSE. Excerpt from research by Miles Marshall
Just before WW2 several houses were built on the west side of the Main Road, one of which became a new Police House (later became a private house called 'Huntingdon'). Many will remember its rather austere concrete with a blue front door, now happily obliterated by a tasteful brick and tile extension. PC Goldsmith became well known in the village and remained until well after the war, to be followed by P C’s Herbert, Adams, and Munger.