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A dirt road runs past a white stone wall and large trees, with two women standing behind the wall on the left side.

Pound Lane, Isleham, 1920

24 Pound Lane, Isleham

History of 24 Pound Lane

Listed Building

House of hall and crosswing plan with attic storey of crosswing jettied. Probably late C16 but possibly earlier. (Historic England)

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  • tudor

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