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A two-story ivy-covered building with two attic dormers behind a brick wall and metal railings, with a hanging pub sign.

Minster Tea Room, Ely

Ely Library (Minster Tea Room)

History of Minster Tea Room

The Minster Tea room was the 18th cent home of Thomas Kempton, composer and organist of Ely Cathedral.

1960s demolished and library built.

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