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KWH - Whitney Collection of Photographs
- 9G - 487 glass plate and plastic negatives of various sizes of local views, groups, buildings and people. 1860s-1925; 1950s
  - 4 - Huntingdon High Street: the journey of the world's largest lorry travelling north through the town.

RefNo	KWH/9G/4/6
AltRefNo	WH9/32
Title	Ransomes and Rapier excavator, 'the world's largest lorry' just leaving Market Hill
Description	A back view of the lorry outside Boots the chemist at 107 High Street, with the top portion of the Cromwell Museum behind the lorry. There is a crowd of onlookers, one of whom is holding a delivery bicycle with a "Fear's for home grown fruit" advert on the front
Date	February 1934
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CreatorName	The Whitney Collection
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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