The lives of people from the Roman era to the Second World War were recreated at a Living History event in St Neots.
The Eynesbury giant also took part and there were announcements from the Town Crier, including that the mayor was in the stocks.
Liz Davies, curator of St Neots Museum, said: “The event was a huge success with hundreds of visitors. There must have been well over 1,000 by the end of the day.
“The re-enactors were really delighted to be able to tell the stories of their period from the Romans to the Second World War, and the visitors were delighted to enjoy an outdoor event with so many friendly faces.
Liz said: “We were so lucky with the weather and our survey results from visitors were really positive, even if your English was limited you could enjoy watching the re-enactors, so something for everyone."
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