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Two adjacent brick buildings on a street, one with a white ground-floor storefront and the other with an ornate stone doorway.

34 & 36 High Street March (RGL2026)

36 High Street, March

History of 36 High Street

Listed Building

House. c1790 and later additions at rear. … The house retains an ice cellar.

A historic street scene showing brick buildings and a shop sign for Johnson & Co, with an inset of the same view in the 1980s.

High Street, March, 1910

A light-brick two-story building with a decorative metal door porch stands along a curving street under a clear blue sky.

36 High Street March (RGL2026)

An ornate cream-colored metal portico with lattice patterns and face motifs stands over the front door of a brick house.

36 High Street March (RGL2026)

Building dates

  • Built c. 1790
Sources for this date
  • Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900
  • Built c. 1790: Listed building: c1790 (grade II)

Sources

  • Historic England

Tags

  • Listed building

Projects

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