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A snowy street in Huntingdon features a large brick building on the right, with two figures standing on the pavement outside.

Ferrar House, Huntingdon c1908

Ferrar House, 70 High Street, Huntingdon

History of Ferrar House

Listed Building

Early C18. 2 storeys with attics, red brick, hipped tile roof with 3 hipped dormers, 7 windows.

Just beyond is the Church of St John, where Robert and Elizabeth Cromwell worshipped and their son Oliver was baptised in 1599.

A symmetrical three-storey red brick house with stone quoins, sash windows, and a central wrought-iron porch entrance.

70 High Street Huntingdon (RGL2026)

A three-story, red-brick building with sash windows, a prominent central archway, and a dark brown front door at street level.

70 High Street, Huntingdon (RGL2026)

Sources

  • Historic England
  • Photographs
  • Unknown Source

Tags

  • Listed building

Projects

  • Huntingdon

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