Baker's Cart Driving Along Avenue of Honour, Linton, circa 1950
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Image lent for scanning by Evan Lancaster in 2019. The original photograph shows Teddy Cheeseman and Evan Lancaster (child) in Ted Cheeseman's baker's cart.
Picket fence on left is possibly where station master's house was.
Digital copy of a small photograph which shows the rear view of a horse and cart driving along what is now Denison Street, Linton. A man and a small child are in the cart.
