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White Hall, 9 Chapel Lane, Fowlmere

History of White Hall

Listed Building

House. Dated ITM 1658 on plaque in south elevation, extensions and additions c.1780 and 1848. Timber-framed and plastered with plastered brick plinth and brick infill. … The Wedd family (1780-1848) were dissenters and educators; they ran a school in the barn to the west and built the chapel, the property was sold to Mr Stockbridge c.1848 who was a miller. 

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