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Elizabeth Cottage & Shingled Cottage, Church Lane, Kingston

History of Elizabeth and Shingled Cottages

Listed Building

Cottages. Two building periods. C18 rear range, and c.1840 range to road forming a T-plan. (Historic England)

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