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LEFT: Hockerill Street coping with 21st century traffic. RIGHT: This building was
a farmhouse in the 1500s and an alehouse named the Chestnut Tree in the 1700s.
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Although most of this old malting was demolished when redevelopment took place
in 1984, some of it was renovated and made habitable.
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The same view before and after redevelopment.
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Not a great deal has changed in Hockerill Street since this picture was taken in 1937.
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LEFT: Illustration of the Cock Inn, 1834. RIGHT: Before it was demolished in 1898,
part of the Crown Inn at Hockerill Street was used as a school.
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Stansted Road was originally much narrower than it is today, these two pictures
clearly showing how much of the Red Lion Inn was taken down to make the road wider.
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