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The Rectory, Wilburton

History of the Rectory

Listed Building

Rectory. Three principal building periods. C15, late C17, and early C18. Alterations of later C19. Timber-frame, and later C17 red brick. (Historic England)

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  • medieval

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  • Wilburton

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