Is this another outing by the Outing Club? It looks like it could be. The pub have been told that of the four men at the back in front of the door the landlord is the man on the right whose head can be seen above the flat cap of the large man with the light coloured jacket in the front row.

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We’re told that the women looking out through the window on our left were in the “ladies’ bar”. Those were different times.

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1935.

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We should be able to date this photo fairly precisely as 46 High Street opposite the Waggon & Horses is in the final stages of completion or at least being re-roofed. We think this means it was taken sometime around 1980. If you can be more precise then please use the “Add your comment to this photo” link below to tell us.

Also of note is that the house which now stands next to the Waggon & Horses had yet to be built.

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1980.

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This is a cropped version of this photo but we’ve included it in the archive because it’s of a higher resolution so, if you look at the full size image, you can see more detail of things like the group of people on the left.

This photograph was originally from the Cambridgeshire Collection.

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1925.

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The high street in the 20s before the old Waggon & Horses burned down. The bike shop is just visible between the pub and the farmhouse which is now Ambassador Lodge. The village pump and the base of the war memorial can be seen on the right, which means it must be 1922 or later.

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1925.

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We can date this with some accuracy as the frame is labelled “Waggon & Horses Outing Club – July 1933”.

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Taken by an unknown photographer in July 1933.

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This must be fairly soon after the new Waggon & Horses was built judging by the rest of the street scene and the cart outside the pub.

In the distance the village grocer’s shop can be seen.

This photograph was originally from the Cambridgeshire Collection.

Taken by an unknown photographer in about 1935

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We’ve not entirely sure of the age of this photo but the Waggon & Horses has been re-built and the war memorial is in its pre-1973 location.

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Taken by Paul Oldham on 10th May 2001.

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Taken by Paul Oldham on 28th February 2013.

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