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The Phoenix, The Whyte Harte, 5 North Brink, Wisbech

History of 5 The Brink

Listed Building

Hotel, formerly The Phoenix Hotel and before that The
Whyte Harte Hotel, originally a coaching inn. C17 buildings faced with brick in 1756. Stuccoed in C19 and main entrance built into
original cartway.  …  H. Belloc stayed here and wrote of
Wisbech harbour.

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