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A herd of cattle fills a cobbled street in front of brick buildings with gabled roofs, accompanied by men and carriages.

Chapel Road looking towards Old Market c.1910

1 Chapel Road, The Counting House, Wisbech

History of the Counting House

Listed Building

Early C18 corn merchant’s counting house, now an auctioneer’s office.

Building dates

  • Built 1700–1740
Source for this date
  • Built 1700–1740: Listed building: Early C18 (grade II)

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  • Wisbech

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