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A long, white two-story building with a dark tiled roof, several multi-pane windows, and a black-framed bay window.

12 – 14 The Grip, Linton

12 & 14 The Grip, Crofton Engineering Ltd, Linton

History of 14 The Grip

Listed Building:

Two dwellings. Early C19. Timber-framed and plastered.

The building was the brewer’s house of the former Linton Brewery, and for a short time the Unicorn P.H. owned by Richard and Henry Prior from c.1840.  (Historic England)

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