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Cobbled street in St Ives lined with low buildings, a horse-drawn vehicle, and several figures on the sidewalk.

The Royal Oak, St Ives c1880s (Herbert Norris)

The Royal Oak, 13 Crown Street, St Ives

History of the Royal Oak

Listed Building

Late C17 back wing with modillioned cornice of wood and pargetting on upper floor. Front of C18 character, 2 storeys with attics, timber-framed and plastered, modern tiled mansard roof.

A large group of men, women, and children in Victorian clothing posed outdoors in a cobblestone courtyard by a brick building.

A family of fair people, probably Thurston’s Fair, at the Royal Oak, Crown Street, St Ives (HuntsRO)

Building dates

  • Built 1660–1699
Source for this date
  • Built 1660–1699: Listed building: Late C17 (grade II)

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