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A man stands by a railing overlooking a river in Wisbech, where a small sailboat floats past houses along the bank.

35 & 36 North Brink Wisbech 1915

35 & 36 North Brink & 6 Chapel Road, Wisbech

History of 35 & 36 North Brink

Listed Building

Corner shop and two houses, c1830, similar in detail to others in Market Place. Gault brick, hipped slate roof, ridge stack.

The reverse side of a 1915 postcard with handwritten ink messages, a halfpenny King George V stamp, and a printed address area.

35 & 36 North Brink Wisbech 1915

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