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Three men in military uniforms stand before a building entrance with columns, the central figure holding a rounded helmet.

Militia, Regular Army and Volunteers c1900

Egremont House, Ely

History of Egremont House

Listed Building

A large early C19 gault brick house with a low parapet and a plain stone band, three storeys.

In the photo are:

left, L H Luddington, 4th Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment (Cambs Militia)

centre, W J C Luddington, 1st Battalion the east Lancashire regiment

right, G L Archer, 3rd Cambs Volunteer Battalion, The Suffolk Regiment.

Egremont House was the home of the Luddington family.

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