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Ornate brick chimney stack with two pots and the date 1653 visible in the brickwork on the base, set against a plain sky.

Jasmine Cottage, 1653, Gamlingay (RCHM)

Jasmine Cottage, 5 & 7 Church End, Gamlingay

History of Jasmine Cottage

Listed Building

House. 1653. (Historic England)

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