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7, 8, & 9 Hill Street, Wisbech

History of 7 - 9 Hill Street

Listed Building

Terrace of three houses, c.1800. Local amber brick with red
gauged brick arches to all windows. Three storeys with
basements; eight ‘bays’. No. 7, fenestration, modern twelve-
pane hung sash windows; No. 9, four-paned hung sash windows,
late C19; No. 11, has original nine-paned second floor hung sash
windows, twelve-paned first and ground floor hung sash windows.

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