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Queen’s School, 15 South Brink, Wisbech

History of 15 South Brink

Listed Building

Fine house built in mid C18 with early C19 rebuilt facade to
street. Local brown brick with gauged red brick dressings to
original building and C19 yellow gault brick with stone
dressings.

 

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