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A long, single-story red brick building with a tiled roof, blue arched doors, and a central stone crest above the entrance.

Almshouses (RGL2026)

Almshouses, Newmarket Road, Kirtling

History of Almshouses

Listed Building

Almshouses, 1842, a memorial to Marchioness of Bute by Lord North. Architect possibly Benjamin Ferrey (1810-1880). … Converted to a nunnery and Catholic school.

Building dates

  • Built 1842

Tags

  • Almshouse
  • Listed building
  • Religious House
  • school

Projects

  • Kirtling

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