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A brown brick building featuring a front entrance with a triangular pediment, white pilasters, and a 1842 Public Institution sign.

Public Institution, St Ives (RGL2025)

The Public Institution, Crown Place, St Ives

History of the Institution, St Ives

Listed Building

Circa 1848. Slated hip roof with projecting bracketted eaves


Building is dated 1848

Building dates

  • Built c. 1848
Source for this date
  • Built c. 1848: Listed building: Circa 1848 (grade II)

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