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Cream-walled cottage with a thatched roof, black window frames, and a metal dog-shaped weathervane atop the chimney.

The Anchor, Hemingford Grey (RGL2025)

Anchor Inn, 38 Church Street, Hemingford Grey

History of the Anchor Inn

Listed Building

Mid-late C16 cottages of two buildings…. Interior represented in Dendy Sadler’s “The Squire’s Song” and “The Popular Candidate”. (Historic England)

A thatched-roof building with a large brick chimney and a surrounding brick wall with black decorative metal rosettes.

The Anchor, Hemingford Grey (RGL2025)

 

Building dates

  • Built 1530–1599
Source for this date
  • Built 1530–1599: Listed building: Mid-late C16 (grade II*)

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  • Public House

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  • Hemingford Grey

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