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2 Church Street, Isleham (RGL2025)

The Corner House, 2 Church Street, Isleham

History of The Corner House

Listed building

House, late C17 or early C18, built on a restricted site. (Historic England)

1901 Church Street [possibly this location]

Benjamin W Martin, 49, grocer and draper, b Norfolk

Rebecca, 48, b Isleham

Caroline M, 19, drapers assistant, b Isleham

William H, 14, b Isleham

George A, 11, b Isleham

Frederick J, 9, b Isleham

Florence M, 5, b Isleham

Lillie R Sutton, 15, servant, b Norfolk

A. Houghton recalls that Mr Eyet looked after the shop here. The drapery counter was on the left, the grocery on the right.

2 Church Street, Isleham (RGL2025)

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