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Sibalds Holme, 66 & 67 North Brink, Wisbech

History of 66 & 67 North Brink

Listed Building

House built-possibly in the early C19 and altered by Algenon Peckover in the late C19 by the addition of two three-storey canted bay windows with linking parapets.

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