Grantchester

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Picture of LL Model	Name	Original	Town	Visit?	LL Ref.	Dates	Actual Location	Grid Reference	IoE
	Grantchester Meadows		Grantchester	Private Dwelling	.	Jul 92	Crossways, 1 Coton Road (south side), CB3 9NH	N52.1808 E0.0930	51716
						Sep 96
	Star Inn, The		Grantchester	Pub	L2319	Jan 00	Red Lion Pub High Street	N52.1802 E0.0951	Not listed
						Dec 00
Lilliput Lane's "TheStar Inn" is based on the Red Lion in Granchester


We had eaten there before realsing it was an LL model					Earlier Photo by Jan Tarrant who gave us the location info

Lilliput Lane's "Grantchester Meadows" is based on Crossways, 1 Coton Road (south side), CB3 9NH [IoE 51716]


It is difficult to spot as it's "end on" (i.e. Crossways) to the road

Earlier Photo by Jan Tarrant who gave us the location info					Wright's Row, 2,4,6,8 AND 10 HIGH STREET (west side) [IoE 51721]

Another old pub (C17th) is "The Green Man" [IoE 51721]

The Old School...now converted					The Village Hall which was the 1830 "National School" [IoE 51722]
					No photo yet .....but "the Old Vicarage" (61, Mill Way) was once owned by the mother of the poet Rupert Brooke. He lived nearby/rented a room and immortalised it in a poem. In 1980 it was acquired by the novelist, Jeffrey Archer, whose wife Mary wrote a book "Rupert Brooke & the Old Vicarage Grantchester" [IoE 51733]

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