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A brick building with a gabled front, stone plaque reading EWH 1868, and a roof vent tower, with outdoor tables in front.

Ely Maltings (RGL2025)

Ely Maltings

History of Ely Maltings

Listed Building

A fine example of a mid C19 maltings. A plaque in the gable at the east end bears the date 1868 and the initials EWH. … The malthouse was restored in 1971 and converted to use as a public hall.

Building dates

  • Built 1830–1870
Source for this date
  • Built 1830–1870: Listed building: mid C19 (grade II)

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