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Coloured postcard view of a cobbled High Street in Wisbech, lined with brick buildings, shop awnings, and a horse-drawn cart.

19 High Street, Wisbech (on right)

19 High Street, Wisbech

History of High Street, Wisbech

Listed Building

Early C18 shop possibly refronted in early C19. Painted brick.


Reverse of a postcard with handwritten ink messages, a green halfpenny stamp, and a Cambridge and County Folk Museum stamp.

High Street, Wisbech, no 19 on right (MoC540/74)

Building dates

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

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