EAW050891 ENGLAND (1953). The village and environs, Offord Cluny, from the south, 1953. This image was marked by Aerofilms Ltd for photo editing.

Manor House with Adjoining Flanking Walls, Offord Cluny and Offord D'Arcy 153 High Street, Offord Cluny, Cambridgeshire PE19 5RT Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 54384 House built 1704 by Colonel Sismey. Mid C19 and later additions to rear. Of nine bays, including slightly projecting two bay wings.

Former Coach House to Manor House Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 54386 C18 red brick with C19 hipped, slate roof

Church of All Saints, Offord Cluny and Offord D'Arcy High Street, Offord Cluny, Cambridgeshire PE19 5RT Grade 2* listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 54378 The North and South arcades, and the chancel arch remain of the C13 church which was added to and altered in C15 and C16. C15 West tower of pebblestone and Barnack dressings. In 1726 the chancel was rebuilt. The South porch is C19.

Railway Station - Opened 1851 as "Offord" and renamed in 1876 "Offord and Buckden". Originally Great Northern, then LNER. Closed February 1959. The railway line remains in use and in 2014 there were plans to close two line crossings in the village on safety grounds. The stations to either side- St Neots and Huntingdon, both remain open.

Aspins Lane

Whitwell Farm

Fitz Farmhouse Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 54389 Early C17 farmhouse., Timber framed, roughcast rendered.

Porch House Grade 2 listed -English Heritage Building ID: 54392 House dated 1632 on lintel above doorway. Only the wall to the road remains of the original timber framed house. Two storeys with two C17, two storey splayed bays Plain tiled roof with two later gabled dormers. The single storey wing to the North is late C17,

Wyboston Farm

Offord Hill Farm

Station Lane

River Great Ouse

B1043

Railway Line - East Coast Main Line