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A brick building with a stone-topped bell tower, white-framed arched windows, a green door, and a red pillar box on the street.

Church Rooms, Hemingford Grey (RGL2025)

Church Rooms, High Street, Hemingford Grey

History of Church Rooms

Listed Building

Mid C19 single-storey main range with two-storey cross-wing to left hand.

A red postbox topped with a knitted cover featuring a yarn doll, a small dog, poppies, and a sign commemorating VE Day 2020.

Church Rooms, Hemingford Grey (RGL2025) VE Day 

A knitted soldier and corgi sit on a white postbox topper decorated with poppies and the text VE Day 2025 80 Years.

Church Rooms, Hemingford Grey (RGL2025) VE Day

Building dates

  • Built 1830–1870
Source for this date
  • Built 1830–1870: Listed building: Mid C19 (grade II)

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  • Listed building

Projects

  • Hemingford Grey

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