Shelford Station
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Shelford Station
Image: © David Lamkin Taken: 12 Jun 2005
It seems that Sir Peter Hall's father was station master here for a time & in his autobiography "Making an exhibition of myself" he wrote: "Once more we lived over the shop, but now forty or fifty trains went thundering past the bedrooms every night on the busy Cambridge to Liverpool Street line. Shelford was already virtually a suburb of Cambridge, but you could still see the village."
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