The Arms
Introduction
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The Arms
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 8 Feb 2015
The Arms is a hamlet within the parish of Little Cressingham and Threxton; its curious name appears to derive from a pub which was once here - the Cressingham Arms. There is nothing much here now except a parish notice case and a bench for the weary; even the old methodist chapel has become a private residence. It is more or less surrounded on three sides by the vast Stanford battle area - land used by the Army as a training ground since the Second World War - giving the small settlement an isolated end of the road feel.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.548307
Longitude
0.762277