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A tan brick house with a tiled roof, gabled dormer windows, and a central dark door set in a stone surround on Mill Street.

1 Mill Street, Isleham (RGL2025)

1 Mill Street, Isleham

History of 1 Mill Street

Listed Building

Cottage c.1730 with early C19 extension at rear. (Historic England)

This a fancy goods shop kept by two sisters, the Misses Folkes; one of them lived til 104.

A two-story yellow brick house at 1 Mill Street with a tiled roof, gabled dormer windows, and a central white door surround.

1 Mill Street, Isleham (RGL2025)

1901 High Street Fancy Shop

Elizabeth Folkes, 40, shop keeper fancy, b Suffolk

Susan, mother, 75, b Isleham

Mabel Crack, boarder, 23, teacher elementary, b Burwell

 

Building dates

  • Built c. 1730
Source for this date
  • Built c. 1730: Listed building: c.1730 (grade II)

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