British Railway Huntingdonshire Travel Poster 0000-3418

The Huntingdonshire district of east-central England, although occupying a relatively tiny area, has had a tremendous impact on British and world history, serving as the childhood residence of Oliver Cromwell and giving birth to the humble sandwich. Wesson, in the employ of British Railways, lays out the Great Ouse river where it meets the village of St. Neots with bucolic magnificence for our approval.

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