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The Rose and Crown, 23 & 24 Market Place, Wisbech

History of the Rose and Crown

Listed Building

Early C17 coaching inn with original gallery now sealed to courtyard, refronted in c.1857. Rendered timber frame at rear and brick painted or stuccoed.

1831 inquest into death of John Turner, Upwell farmer. He was robbed after having had some drug administered.

Building dates

  • Built by 1640
Source for this date
  • Built by 1640: Listed building: by Early C17 (grade II*)

Tags

  • coach
  • Listed building
  • Public House

Projects

  • Wisbech

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