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303 viewsConsecration of New Bishops.
Left to Right : Rt Rev. William John Westwood, Bishop Suffragan of Edmonton, former Vicar of St Peter Mancroft, Norwich, Dr Donald Coggan, The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rt Rev. John Waine, Bishop Suffragan of Stafford, former rector of Kirkby, Liverpool and Rt Rev. Albert James Adams, Bishop Suffragan of Barking and Archdeacon of West Ham, London, former student at St Andrews, Theological College, Whittlesford. They were consecrated by the Archbishop of Canterbury at St Paul's Cathedral today (Tuesday, 24 June 1945). Feast of St John the Baptist.
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Unicorn Cottage, No. 12 High Street 182 viewsCottage. 17th Century or earlier with late 17th Century alterations and 18th Century extension. Timber-framed and plastered with thatched roof. Two red brick ridge stacks. One storey and attic. Long range extended to south-east. Five sashes ; three casement eyebrow dormer windows. Interior : Inserted 17th Century floor frame.
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Cromwell Cottage, No. 5 High Street 126 viewsCottage. Late 16th Century or early 17th Century; 20th Century alterations. Timber-framed and plastered. Thatched roof. Ridge stack to right of centre. One storey and attic, three unit lobby entry plan. Boarded door with 20th Century gabled canopy; three transomed casement windows and one canted bay window to left hand. Three casement eyebrow dormer windows. Interior : Stop-chamfered ceiling beams, relined back to back hearths with inserted late 18th Century or 19th Century chimney to left hand room.
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Vicars of Whittlesford 120 viewsVicar of Whittlesford : 30 March 1965 - 1984
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St Andrews, Whittlesford : Chapel 113 viewsSt Andrews, Whittlesford : Chapel. Drawing by Philip A Wright.
Training House of St Andrew's, Training House for Ordinands which was operated in The Vicarage between 1933 and 1943. The Rev. Charles Sherwood being Warden. The names of many of the students are recorded as Officiants and Preachers in the Church Service Register.
'The Chapel was sited where the garages of the Vicarage Flats stood. (Refer to photographs of D Ingram). It was taken down during the interregnum following the death of the Rev. Philip Butterfield. It was not known what became of its furnishings, presumably they went to Pampisford Vicarage when the Training was moved there'.
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Unicorn Cottage, No. 12 High Street 113 views
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Tudor Cottage112 viewsCottage. Late 15th Century or early 16th Century reconstructed later 16th Century with 19th Century alterations and 20th Century renovation. Timber-framed and plastered. Thatched roof. One storey and attic. Reconstructured three unit plan with surviving bay of original building to south-east.
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Telephone Kiosk, Church Lane 112 viewsType K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made by various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated crowns to top panels and margin glazing to windows and doors.
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Seabys Cottage105 viewsRenovated 1992.
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Sheads House, No. 7 High Street 101 viewsCottage. 17th Century with 19th Century alterations and additions. Timber-framed and plastered with painted brick. Plain tiled roofs. End stack to left hand; two ridge stacks. Two storeys original L-plan ranges extended and with wide low-pitched roofed closed porch with 19th Century door. Two ground floor and three first floor nine-paned hung sash windows; one casement dormer window.
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Vicars of Whittlesford 95 viewsCanon Reginald Letts. Vicar of Whittlesford 1904 - 1929. Rural Dean of Camps 1911 - 1929. Honarary Canon of Ely Cathedral 1922.
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The Guildhall, North Road 94 views
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