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The Thatch, Dock Lane

The Thatch, Dock Lane, Horningsea

History of the The Thatch Dock Lane

Listed building:

Cottage, possible early C16. Timber framed and plastered with local brick walls and large stack to east. Pantiled roof to lean to. Reed thatch.

The Thatch, Horningsea, 2002

The Thatch, 2002

The Thatch, Horningsea, 2012

The Thatch, Dock Lane

River Cam, Dock Lane, Horningsea (RGL2024)

River Cam, Dock Lane, Horningsea (RGL2024)

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  • tudor

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