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Date of photo: 2010	Picture Source: Google Streetview
The Dukes Arms was situated on Broadway. This grade-II listed pub is now in retail use.
From Cambridgeshire Heritage:
Public house noted on Ordnance Survey 1st edition map (1885). Not named but recorded as the Duke's Arms in the Grade II listed buildings description. Building is 18th century in date and originally included a malthouse. Now private residence/commercial mixed use.
Listed building details:
Formerly Duke's Arms public house and C18 Malthouse. C18 front. 2 storeys painted brick, modern tile roof. Carriageway with rusticated segmental arch on left, modern shop front on right, with 3 windows, hung sashes, glazing bars. Old rectangular chimney stack with rebuilt top. Ground floor room with original panelling and cornices, fireplace and chamfered beams.
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