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A three-story brick building with a Connells estate agency office at street level, beside an archway labeled Fishers Yard.

26 Market Square, St Neots (RGL2024)

26 Market Square, St Neots

History of 26 Market Square

Listed Building

C19 earlier-mid. 3 storeys. Double fronted with 5 windows.

House of G C Gorham who wrote first history of St Neots and Eynes bury published 1820. In 1904 house was described as having a brass foundry at the rear; the previous occupant was George Bower, ironfounder.

A row of Georgian-style brick buildings in St Neots with sash windows, two arched carriage entrances, and For Sale signs.

26 Market Square, St Neots 1904

Building dates

  • Built by 1899
Source for this date
  • Built by 1899: Listed building: by C19 (grade II)

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