File:Mr's Smith's cottage, Navenby.jpg
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Mrs Smith died in 1995, aged 102. She lived in this Grade II listed cottage for most of her life until a few months before her death. A fascinating place going back to the Victorian times. The only modern things she brought to the house were electricity, a toilet (which she never used, prefering a bucket in the privvy) and one single cold water tap. She bathed in a tin bath and heated her water on a range. The villagers decided that the place should be preserved as a reminder of a bygone age.
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| current | 14:13, 14 January 2017 | | 2,891 × 2,169 (3.45 MB) | 127.0.0.1 (talk) | <p>Mrs Smith died in 1995, aged 102. She lived in this Grade II listed cottage for most of her life until a few months before her death. A fascinating place going back to the Victorian times. The only modern things she brought to the house were electricity, a toilet (which she never used, prefering a bucket in the privvy) and one single cold water tap. She bathed in a tin bath and heated her water on a range. The villagers decided that the place should be preserved as a reminder of a bygone age. </p> |
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