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Frogge Street

Frogge Street probably has at least Roman origins. It tracks the edge of the flood plain from the north past the site of a Roman Villa and to the Romano-British settlement at Great Chesterford. The current spelling of Frogge Street perhaps results from a consciousness of a New Elizabethan Age following the accession of Queen Elizabeth II in 1952. It was formerly called Paddock Street, Paddock being the archaic term for a toad - of which there are many.

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A328 - Frogge End, 2004

A281 - Frogge End 1978

A282 - Frogge End 1978

A283 - rear of Frogge End 1978

A639 - School and Frogge End c.1930

A099 - School, School house, pupils, Frogge Street, c.1915

A568 - School, Schoolhouse, staff and pupils c.1915

A569 - School and School House with Police House on left, 1913

A382 - School and School House taken from Church Street, 1927?

A392 - Village Hall (former school) being reroofed, 1975

A393 - Village Hall being reroofed, 1975

A100 - Village hall, Frogge Street, 1993

A533 - restored former telephone box, 2018

A532 - Ian Lester restoring the former telephone box, 2018

A531 - former telephone box before restoration, 2018

A640 - Providence House 1908

A640a - back of postcard 1908

A505 Providence House, 1930s

A538 - Frogge End, Hovells and cottage 1917

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A081 - Hovells, Frogge Street

A082 - Hovells, Frogge Street, 1993

A083 - Hovells, Frogge Street

A084 - Hovells, Frogge Street

A285 - rear of Hovells 1949

A267 - Hovells, Frogge Street, 1960s?

A431 - Frogge Street looking south,1930s?

A266 - Frogge Street looking south,1962?

A085 - Gertrude Bowen Homes, Frogge Street

A086 - Gertrude Bowen Homes, Frogge Street, 1994

A087 - G Bowen Homes, Hovells, Frogge Street

A088 - Gertrude Bowen Homes, Frogge Street, 1996

A261 - Gertrude Homes, 1930s?

A633 - Ickleton Lodge, Frogge Street 1937

A633a - back of postcard

A092 - Saffrons, etc, Frogge Street, 1996

A344 - Congregational Chapel

A345 - Side of Congregational Chapel

A091 - Post office etc, Frogge Street, c.1915

A307 Saffrons - the old Post Office, 32 Frogge Street, 1985

A221 - Cottages, Frogge Street now Bluebell Cottage, 27 Frogge Street. Possibly Silver Jubilee 1935.

A642 - Frogge Street looking south c.1910

A642a - back of postcard

A095 - Frogge Street, c.1915

A096 - Frogge Street, 1994

A523 - The Beehive, John & Emily Chilton, 1910s

A349 - rear of 33 Frogge Street, former Beehive pub, 1970 or 80s?

A101 - Frogge Hall, Frogge Street, 1993

A522 - Cottages and Frogge Hall, Frogge Street, 1910s

A093 - Frogge Street, 1907

A627 - Frogge Hall c.1930

A628 - Frogge Street c.1940

A629 - Frogge Hall and Frogge Street 1931

A629a - back of postcard

A631 - Frogge Street 1917

A631a - back of postcard

A094 - Frogge Street, 1996

A466 - Frogge Cottage, 1950s

A651 - Frogge Street pump in winter

A625 - Frogge Street 1913

A625a - back of postcard

A377 - Frogge Street, 1910?

A097 - Flint House, Frogge Street, 1910

A098 - Flint House, Frogge Street, 1994

A089 - Aviemore, Frogge Street c.1915

A512 - Aviemore (now Stone House), Frogge Street., 1913

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A090 - Frogge Street, 1996

A424 - View of church from Frogge St (painting), c. 1969

A446 - Trout Farm, August 1986 (now part of the Riverside Barns)

A447 - Trout Farm, August 1986

A448 - Trout Farm, August 1986

A449 - Trout Farm, August 1986

A450 - Nursery at the Trout Farm, August 1986

A451 - Nursery at the Trout Farm, August 1986

A452 - new house at the Trout Farm, August 1986

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