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2 The Quay, St Ives
History of 2 The Quay
Listed Building
House. Mid C19, perhaps with earlier core. Polychrome brick with Welsh slate roof Jacobean style with Dutch gable and diapering. 2 storeys; 2-window range of C20 sashes in moulded round-arched gault brick frames with keystones. … A public house is documented as being on this site in 1838.
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