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A stone plaque dated 1665 with a coat of arms sits between two small oval windows set into a reddish-brown brick wall.

Almshouses, Church Street, Gamlingay (RGL2025)

Chapel and Almshouses, East End Church Street, Gamlingay

History of Chapel and Almshouses

Listed Building

Chapel. 1745. (Historic England)

A long, red-brick building with a grey tiled roof, featuring white-framed leaded windows and three dark blue front doors.

Almshouses, Church Street, Gamlingay (RGL2025)

A stone plaque dated 1665 with a coat of arms sits between two small oval windows set into a reddish-brown brick wall.

Almshouses, Church Street, Gamlingay (RGL2025)

A red brick building with a tiled roof and central door, featuring a food project banner on a black metal bench in front.

Chapel & Almshouses, Church Street, Gamlingay (RGL2025)

 

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