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A cyclist rides down a road past a thatched cottage and a church with a tower in the village of Elm near Wisbech.

Cottage, Main Road, Elm (Cambs Collection)

White House, Main Road, Elm

History of White House

Listed Building

Cottage, mid-late C17 with adjoining barn on north of similar date, forming an L-plan.

A 1901 Ordnance Survey map segment showing All Saints Church, Grove House, and surrounding buildings in the village of Elm.

Elm OS 1901

Building dates

  • Built 1630–1699
Source for this date
  • Built 1630–1699: Listed building: mid-late C17 (grade II)

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