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Long Street c.1910
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Stokes Manor, built in 1450 by Thomas Stokes
Stokes Manor was a boarding school for boys from before 1786 - c.1800. It was on the site of Western Drive and the Watts Arms.
Long Street (Green End) school
c1900
The right half of the building was a house occupied by the head master, Mr Quixley and his family.
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Long Street Road School, also known as Green End School and the Board School.
Long St., Three houses next to the school opposite Stocking Green farm
c.2006
Hanslope Combined School c.2010
This school was built just behind the site of the old Long St. School which caught fire and was demolished in 1969.
Long St council houses
Williams Close entrance off Long Street
c.2006
Folly Farm entrance off Long St Road
c.2006
The Gregory family outside Hillside 7 Long Street c.1914
The Gregory family outside Hillside
The house was built in 1914
L-R Frederick Henry Gregory, Arthur Henry Gregory,Evelyn May Gregory , Elsie Florence Gregory, Eliza May Gregory (nee Woodland, Nurse Gregory)
Model Farm, Long Street, 1962
Photo from Hesketh Estate sale catalogue.
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68 Long Street, 2009. Victoria Cottage (left) and April Cottage.
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Long St. converted farm buildings 2009
By January 2009 these building had been converted into dwellings
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Long Street 2009 barn conversions
By January 2009 these buildings have been converted into dwellings
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Model Farm, Long Street, 2009
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Barn conversion, Long Street, 2009
By January 2009 the farm buildings had been converted into a dwelling known as The Old Barn
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65 Long Street,
January 2009
In 1900 there seemed to be three dwellings here but the dwelling nearest the road was demolished.
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63 Long Street,
January 2009
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59-61 Long Street
January 2009
This row appears to have been four dwellings in the 1900s.
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51 Long Street with old auto.
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Long Street c.1925
Kitchener Collection
On the left opposite the Globe is the Mission Hall, a shop, and Long Street Farm House.
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