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Yellow brick terrace houses with sash windows, two arched white front doors, and a black lamppost on the pavement in front.

154 & 155 High Street Huntingdon (RGL2026)

154 & 155 High Street, Huntingdon

History of 154 & 155 High Street

Listed Building

Late C18/early C19. … No 155 sometime part of County Gaol, retains condemned cell with 2 barred windows in cellar which
faces Orchard Street.

Building dates

  • Built 1760–1840
Source for this date
  • Built 1760–1840: Listed building: Late C18/early C19 (grade II)

Sources

  • Historic England
  • Photographs

Tags

  • Listed building

Projects

  • Huntingdon

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