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A sepia-toned street scene in Godmanchester showing horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians, and older buildings along the road.

Old Court Hall, Godmanchester c,1912

Old Court Hall, Godmanchester

History of Old Court Hall

The Court Hall was at first only a covered enclosure but was rebuilt in 1508. The open sides were infilled in 1832 but was pulled down in 1844 and replaced by a Town Hall on a different site.

The widened road here was once intended to be a market place. The central building became Richardson’s, the bakers.

Pencil drawing of a timber-framed building with twin gables, an open-fronted ground floor, and several figures in front.

Court Hall, Godmanchester early 19th cent.

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