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A square stone relief showing a central shield with a cross, surrounded by carved clusters of fruit and flowers.

13 Church Street, Gamlingay early 16th cent. (RCHM)

13 Church Street, Gamlingay

History of 13 & 15 Church Street

Listed Building

House, now two dwellings. Mid-late C16, and small C19 outshut at rear. … This may be the Guildhall which is referred to in documents prior to its dissolution c.1530. (Historic England)

A village street with cottages featuring tiled and thatched roofs, an overhanging shop awning, and two figures on the road.

Church Street, Gamlingay, 13 & 15 on right, 1910.

Cream-coloured two-storey cottage with black trim, dark windows and doors, and a tiled roof, viewed from the pavement.

13 Church Street, Gamlingay (RGL2025)

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  • tudor

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