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A red brick almshouse with pointed arched doorways and windows behind a wooden fence featuring a Mary Hatch Charities sign.

Mary Hatch Almshouses Wicken (RGL2026)

Mary Hatch Almshouses, 22 – 26 North Street, Wicken

History of the Almshouses

Listed Building

Almshouses with date stone “erected 1852” and plaque “Mary Hatch” to front wall. (Historic England)

A row of red brick almshouses with gabled roofs, stone-trimmed windows, and a low hedge in front under a bright blue sky.

Mary Hatch Almshouses Wicken (RGL2026)

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  • Almshouse
  • Listed building

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