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A brick house with a prominent chimney stack stands behind a low brick wall, partially obscured by a dark foreground tree.

The Bull, Church End, Gamlingay, 1930

Old Bull House, 19 Church End, Gamlingay

History of Old Bull House

Listed Building

House, formerly inn. Mid-late C17 extended at rear C19. (Historic England)


The Bull dates from 1610. During restoration a trading token dated 1661 of Richard Atkinson of Potton was found.

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  • Listed building
  • Public House

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