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A narrow cobbled street lined with low buildings, including an ornate metal pub sign hanging above a child standing on the path.

Oliver Cromwell, Wellington Street c.1900 (NorrisMus)

Jersey Cottage, Oliver Cromwell, Wellington Street, St Ives

History of Oliver Cromwell

Listed Building

Jersey Cottage Oliver Cromwell Inn II GV 2. One building. Early C18, 2 storeys, brick, asbestos tile roof, band between storeys, corbelled brick cornice.

The wrought iron sign bracket originally came from the Ship Inn on the Quay. Note the tree growing in the road.

A corner building on a street with a hanging pub sign reading Oliver Cromwell above a painted black and white facade.

Oliver Cromwell, Wellington Street, St Ives (RGL2025)

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  • Public House

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