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A white-rendered house in Ickleton featuring a central dark door with decorative lintel, sash windows, and potted shrubs.

37 Church Street ©RGL 2023

37 Church Street, The Chequers, The Duke of Wellington, Wellington House, Ickleton

History of Wellington House

Listed Building:

Public house, now a cottage. Late C17 with C19 additions, and C20 alterations. Timber-framed and plastered, brick; plastered brick plinth.

The original inn burnt down in 1699. It was named The Duke of Wellington in 1815.

See ‘Welcome to Ickleton’.

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  • Public House

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