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A white two-story house with black-framed windows, a yellow door, and a garden behind a brick wall with a Richmonds sign.

65 High Street, Linton

65 High Street, Richmonds, Linton

History of the Richmonds

Listed Building:

House. 1848 for J.J. Holme, a surgeon. Timber-framed with plastered margins to panels of roughcast render.

The house was owned by the antiquarian Dr W.M. Palmer (d.1939). It stands on the site formerly owned by the Richmonds, a tanning family.

Historic England

 

 

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