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34 Old Market, Wisbech

History of 34 Old Market

Listed Building

Early C18 house, altered. Painted brick and stucco. Steeply pitched slate roof with end stack to right hand. Two storeys and basement. Said to have been the home of Jane Stuart, illegitimate daughter of James II.

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