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A long, low cottage made of light brick with a textured, grey-tiled roof and three white dormer windows facing the street.

52 & 54 High Street, Horningsea

52 & 54, Gingell’s Cottage, High Street, Horningsea

History of 52 and 54 High Street

Listed building:

Pair of cottages. Late C17 or early C18. Gault brick, cased timber frame

A group of adults and children stand in front of a brick-walled thatched cottage with dormer windows on a dirt street.

Gingell’s Cottage, High Street, Horningsea c.1890 (Cambridgeshire Collection)

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