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A sunlit stone house with multiple roofs sits behind a grass lawn, with a church spire visible in the background to the left.

Kettles Yard Cambridge

Kettle’s Yard Gallery

History of Kettle's Yard

Kettle’s Yard is described by Pevsner as ‘an art gallery like no other: some adapted cottages of the early C19, linked to a larger addition designed to honour the gentle Modernist spirit of the founders’ collection.’

Further description of the location can be found on Wikipedia.

Listed Building


A stone plaque set into a brick wall features engraved text and a pointing hand symbol indicating the end of a turnpike road.

Mile sign on wall of Kettle’s Yard

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  • Listed building

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