March – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

March – 38 West End

This property is one of the oldest in the town of March, with the central part dating to 1626, with

This glorious building was constructed as a residential property in the seventeenth century, but was repurposed to become a National

This puzzled me, as I was looking for the fountain and couldn’t initially see it, before I realised that it

The marriage licences for the Cambridge area in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries have been published, including many which required

Above is the entrance to March railway station, which first opened to the public in 1847. I’m sure it made

The town’s baptist community existed at the beginning of the eighteenth century and their first place of worship was at

Intrigued, as ever, by the 1939 register, I picked a random street in March to see what occupations the residents

The Rookswood Club, formerly known as the March British Legion, is a bit of a community hub for members and

This is a rather pleasant little addition to the High Street, the creation of a garden in what was previously

Located at 86 High Street, March’s courthouse was built in 1875, with previous sittings having been held at the neighbouring