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Old King William IV House, Egremont Street, Ely

History of Old King William IV House

Listed Building

Old King William IV House, a former timber-framed house of C17 date, altered and subdivided into two cottages in the late-C18/early-C19, with later-C19 alterations as a public house, now a single dwelling.

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