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Quaker Meeting House, Rose and Crown, 48 Post Street, Godmanchester
History of Quaker Meeting House
Quaker Meeting House comprising a late C18 building fronting the street and behind it an earlier, possibly C17, rear block, and the rear part of the wing, possibly of C19 date. …
In 1672, the Huntingdon meeting acquired a burial ground on which they built a meeting house in around 1685. The meeting lapsed in 1860 and was only used for meetings again in the early C20 until it was demolished in 1931.
In 1968-1969, the Rose and Crown public house in Godmanchester was bought for £3200. It comprised a late C18 building fronting the street and behind it an earlier, possibly C17, rear building as well as a further C19 rear wing.
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