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A mixed dance side formed in 1978 in the Huntingdonshirevillage of Fenstanton, taking the lion from the squires coat of arms for their mascot.
Also under the guise of Old Hunts Molly, they dance on Plough Monday and Whittlesey Straw Bear Festival They have performed at festivals in England, Shetland, Huntingdon’s twin towns in France and Germany and have toured the East Coast of the USA from New York to Maine, Huntingdon Pennsylvania and at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival.
Fenstanton Morris dancing at Hail Weston on January 1st 2005
There is an occasional wayside inn, a few farms lie a little off the road, and on a clear day we may see the lantern and western tower of Ely, and a good many nearer church towers.
Yet the natures of both were so obstinate and dogged that neither would broach to the other the thought of returning, and giving up the dismal project they had in their minds.
Soon they sighted Fenstanton spire, and half a mile further they left the road and made their way across the fields to the side where the churchyard was accessible away from the street.
Although the last two games were disapoointing defeats, the gloss was not taken off the tremendous results, notably the away victory at Needingworth, that preceeded.
Despite missing out on promotion this year, Fenstanton Reserves finished the season with a thumping away win at outwell.
Fenstanton yet again failed to see off lower opposition in a scrappy encounter away to Ely City 'A'.
We are in the process of developing this site to give information about the school and the community it serves.
We hope to provide not just the dry facts and statistics, but to give a flavour of what it's like to be at Fenstanton and Hilton Primary School.
If you are a prospective parent, do contact us to make an appointment to see the school in action.
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In the year 1874 the foundation stone was laid for the new Congregational Church building in Fenstanton, (prior to that date the Congregationalists and the Baptists had shared a building), and it was officially opened in 1875.
It's life as a Congregational Church continued until 1972 when, with other Congregational Churches in England and Wales, it joined the Presbyterian Church of England to form the United Reformed Church.
If you are interested, or if you would like your daughters name to be put on the waiting list please contact Brown Owl on 01480 464939.
The Gallows Guest House provides a top quality bed and breakfast service in a beautifully restored 300 year old house at very competitive rates.
Located in Fenstanton, Cambridgeshire, UK, close to the historical town of St. Ives.
Recently renovated to provide excellent accommodation, The Gallows Guest House has undergone extensive renovations to convert the building into a luxurious place to stay.
