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Lady Asquith & the Peckover family, 1914 (Brown & Co)Peckover House, Bank House, 15 North Brink, Wisbech
History of Peckover House
In the photo from left to right: Lady Asquith, Lord Peckover, Hon Neil Primrose, and the Misses Peckover.
Listed Building
Fine house built in 1722. Wings attributed to Algenon Peckover (1803-1893) in 1878 but designed by Edward Boardman of Norwich. Original late C18 bank to west included in these C19 additions.
Peckover House Wisbech
The hospital of the White Cross or the hospital of St John was founded before 1279. It was to support a community of 6 persons. By 1334 the Patronage of the hospital had passed to the Bishops of Ely, but in 1352 the hospital was seized by the King. He later regranted the site to one Kohn Franceys in 1375. It us probable that the carved stones in the garden of Peckover House are the only remains of the hospital buildings.
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