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Ten Mile Bank is a small village that lies within the parish of Hilgay with a current population of about 200 inhabitants. It is situated on the west bank of the River Great Ouse between Littleport and Denver. Little is known about the origins of the village but it probably became established after the fens were drained in the mid 1600s. This site takes a look back at over 200 years of history in the village.
Discover the buildings and locations around the village, many of which are now much changed or lost altogether. From community buildings such as the village hall, the school, public houses, and the various chapels to private dwellings and specialist buildings such as the pumping engine house.
Learn MoreDiscover the people that lived here from the early 1800s through to present day. Take a look at how they made a living in more difficult times. With a range of occupations such as farmers, blacksmiths, wheelrights, shopkeepers engine drivers, agricultural labourers, railway men, and teachers. You can trace family lines back over 200 years.
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