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A two-story brick house with a central gabled porch and a low brick wall with metal railings along the front garden.

Three Fishes, East Delph, Whittlesey

Three Fishes, 7 East Delph, Whittlesey

History of the Three Fishes

There were possibly three cottages at this site.

1830 James Burdock and wife licensees of premises described as being in Delp

1853 address is now Northside and James Burdock still licensee

1864 Benjamin Blunt

1871 John Haynes

1873 James Blunt

1883 William Wade

1896 Abraham Anker

James Lawrence

1906 Marriott family

1946 severe storm brought down chimney

1955 Violet Marriott

1981 premises sold


Source: Millennium Memories of Whittlesey Number 9

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