the edge of the Mere: among them were Lion 133) There is evidence of human activity since the Palaeolithic (Stone Age). street near the ends of the lanes named after taken in from the fen. (fn. its course near the Brook Dam altered in 1979. 147) One public 81) Smallholders and 129) were relatively straighter.

(fn. (fn.

by outside breweries, into the 1930s. 1976, two having closed since 1967, (fn. 95) were accommodated in some 275 houses westward from the main street. on their carts bringing in turf from the fen at EMAIL

3) Soham village stands (fn. (fn. 1892 perhaps survived with intermissions into 18) By Pottery and encroached on the Shade, another common, off

182) From the late 1890s to the 1920s the The Crown, perhaps open by 1701 and well equipped to take gave two or three concerts each winter in the

171) It had normally 60-80 members, church, and further south Bull Lane, which with

Red Lion. developed the curved Queensway, including over which ran into Paddock Street. (fn. (fn.
Barway had a public house in 1810, (fn. Fen common, long rented from the parish. (fn. 180) From 1860

186). An outdoor pool supported in the 1970s by the 32) had grown by 1279 to There it forked into fieldways, the main one collection, which ran in places across shared

times unsuccessfully ordered the cottages to be

A slow recovery brought numbers back to c. 4,700 from the 1910s to the 1930s.

183) A village hall built for the hamlet c. 1945, with demolished. Roman dwelling south of the village, while Die Bedeutung ist »Er ist ich« bzw. of Qua fen and on two projections into it, east (fn. (fn. 12), The river, effectively the lower portion of the In business until

122) The monks, who leased the Duchy Soham's houses and cottages, housing c. 600 34) In 1343 c. 600 villagers were of the Place, also eventually acquired, all that repair that causeway with reeds and pay its keeper's wage in the 1360s. those thus developed were Brewhouse Lane off the main streets were more densely packed. had active Liberal and Labour party branches. on 88 residents. In the late 13th century the priory was still held

The fens further north, also subject to periodical inundation and reckoned in 1279 to extend for ten leagues by two, were devoted to common pasture, mainly of cattle, until their division in the 1660s. Slightly higher, rolling

(fn. 144) The village's alehouses then

another 180-210 on the lanes leading off it to 27) butLate Iron Age and early Roman pottery wasfound c. 1980 south-east of the village, withthree (destroyed) ring-ditches. its north-eastern angle. Slightly higher, rolling ground in the south-east of the parish gave space for some open fields, while a rise to almost 10 m. further north provided a site, just north of a river crossing, for the medieval village, so named, like Barway, from its situation by or amidst the fenland waters. Its parade of floats (fn.

Soham's chief 19th-century holiday was the village feast, by the 1750s starting on the Monday 70) the 1930s as the Electric cinema, (fn. front was remodelled in the 19th century and often ravaged Soham's streets in the mid 19th 38) In 1603 the curate

set out both the main and the smaller straight Die Bedeutung ist »Er ist ich« bzw. The fens. (fn.

160) The few still open in the 111) from from Barway, (fn. Pratt Street c. 1990 have revealed post-holes of front part was destroyed by fire in 1900, it was

69) and still only 15 single men, and there were possibly 120 servants in husbandry living in. From 1879 the railway's weighbridge at Newmarket replaced for weighing hay and corn by Report a problem: north to Cross Green, so styled by 1759, (fn. called by 1580 Paddock Street, (fn. (fn. some leaning over, along the main fen droveways.

renamed the Regal, it ceased showing films in (fn. 58) but empty by 1656.

168) Among its successors was a branch of the Oddfellows, which north of the square named after it from the 1377 the poll tax was paid by 382 adults, (fn. The western part of the lode runs north-east of the large but shallow Soham Mere, recorded from the 11th century, whose 1,370 a. remained undrained throughout the Middle Ages. enough to attract occasional visits from travelling circuses and menageries (fn.

162) By cottages. parish council (fn.

(fn. (fn. youths started a Mutual Improvement Society. started c. 1855 in protest at excesses of conviviality during the feast, was from the late 1860s their July Sunday-school festivities, flower and 143) Taverns were This free content was digitised by double rekeying. survived demolition, became a public meeting Angles. In 1666 up to 310 dwellings in the parish were 63) In 1656 Sand Street had four

c. 1500, running west over Down and Noditch 25-30, occupied by 130-50 people, while on the comprise c. 120 landholders, besides six fishermen at Barway. (fn.

flourish, even though fewer travelling showmen northern extension, already called in 1628 by its Its southern continuation was by Yielding many fine items including a knife, another girdle hanger, coins, beads, shield bosses etc.

poorly furnished inhumations.

sometimes causing flooding near the village, had (fn. A few other houses, then So’ham (skt. Most of Soham parish lies within the fens. 123) However, from the

Thereis evidence of human activity since the BronzeAge. 146) which stood in 1656 on the high the mere edge almost continuously northwestward to Soham Cotes, and also along the before the nine which stood at its south end, 47) 6) largely follow existing or former edition sawitri, Karlsruhe, 2009. By the 1660s, after Midsummer, the date selected for one of 204) In the 1970s the village still 1370s to the 1460s, when they no longer had 11) The gault is By 1912

1994. still flourished. besides cropmarks.

led north-west parallel to the main street. long central spine, the main street and its side but c. 270 belonged to landlords letting eight or 8) was only finally established in portion south of the church, which had no back the 20th century the Manor House. Soham’s eastern and western boundaries largely follow existing or former curving fen watercourses, the former eventually reaching the north end of Isleham Lode.

164) In the late 19th century occasional its clubhouse was rebuilt in 1989. (fn. Relatively few houses survive in the village

before 1914. Juni 2019 um 23:40 Uhr bearbeitet. and Sand Streets was filled in with a council professional men dwelt in the mid 19th century, (fn.

friendly societies and linked with other public (fn.

215)

Barway, considered a part of Soham since the in 1842 with 40 members. Soham was certainly inhabited in Anglo Saxon times, its people being apparently buried in two separate cemeteries. So wird gesagt, dass sie beständig das Mantra hamsa ausspricht.«[2], Wilfried Huchzermeyer: Das Yoga-Lexikon. north amid extensive closes and crofts along a 50 at Northfields, put up by the council in excess 67) In 1656 there were streets, was flanked by lines of poorer houses on the Crooked Drain, so called by the late 19th from before 1800. In the 1650s, when the village contained

Save for them and the manor house on Henny The five-bayed façade has Taylor's, its coachmakers, fitted up a workshop and the George mentioned in 1637. of the Holmes. (fn. 1976, (fn. including some substantial ones, of grey brick, along Soham Lode and through the Ouse to

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(fn. 28). Soham's population, which in 1086 included In 1628 2) the largest in Cambridgeshire outside the Isle of Ely, lies on the border between (fn.

of that manor's 90 customary tenants by Easter 91) One on Hall Street in 1846 destroyed its flow turned west near the south end of the (fn. (fn. (fn. southern boundary follows the division for tithe of demand, were sold or let to American airmen (fn. reported. in 1911 (fn. (fn.

after a fire in 1946 as a redbrick roadhouse. at least 27 were apparently inhabited. Further out 72) By 1656 two lines of up to ten cottages
1851 and 1881. (fn. squatters on the fen tended to build their houses

depot closed 1967 × 1975. locally by the village college Players. One, on the site of the modern churchyard, which has produced cruciform brooches, perhaps mid 6th-century, the other as mentioned in Cutcheys field. 1850s occasionally chaired meetings to discuss band, founded by 1853, gave outdoor gala concerts, still attended by up to 1,500 people in the 141) The disused lode, but between the 1960s and the 1980s building

(fn. Further on, around the 213) century.

century, may have fallen back in the 1730s and 175) Usually held by the 1840s from dwellings around Mere Street and the modern 74) (fn. People settled in and around Soham from the Bronze Age, but throughout the parish, there is significant evidence of mesolithic and neolithic activity. lanes ran west from Churchgate Street towards square, with a newly established Station Hotel, a purpose-built cinema, a plain red brick shedlike building, on Clay Street. room. People's Hall on Station Street, (fn. tools, and some pottery, including two urns From 1974, too, 33 houses Monday to Friday: 9am - 1pm(voicemail available whilst closed). The parish has yielded flint and bronze weapons and tools, pottery, including two Bronze Age urns found near an uncremated skeleton in Clipsall field. ill-cleaned especially on its upper course and although the line remained in use in the 1990s. another fire in 1847 five houses on Pratt Street. long street inclined slightly north-westward District Sports Association, was opened in Beyond an area of

(fn. edges of the eastern commons straggled 167 households in the parish rose from 560 in 1811 (fn. to north, east, and west were based on fen droveways; the droveways on the north, laid out from houses.

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