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Burgh Hall, Swaffham Bulbeck

History of Burgh Hall

Listed Building

Manor house, built late C15, probably by Ingoldsthorpe family. In late C16 or early C17 a stack and floor were inserted into the open hall.

Barn, C17.

Garden building, probably a boiler house to a mid C19 conservatory.

 

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