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The footpath on the right no longer exists which is rather a shame as it looks lovely here. If you look closely at the photograph below you can see, just to the right of the horse and cart, there is a house window. This is in fact one of the windows of Cedar House...
This probably dates from the 1930s. The footpath on the right (even more visible in the older photograph of the Baker's cart) looks as if it is little used by this time and it and the trees had disappeared by the 1990s.
The former telephone exchange adjoins the new school and has been converted to a private residence.
Where Loveday Close now stands in the middle of the village was for many years a much more industrial looking area. For it was here that first Weeden's, then Premier Travel of Cambridge and finally Funston's buses transported village inhabitants to the local market...
The school has long been converted to a private residence.
See a larger version of this image by clicking on the picture below. We are told that the house on the right is now 84 Fowlmere Rd, combined from two houses in 1998. The barn was the Cobblers workshop, removed a long time ago but the owners of the house still find...
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