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Cream-colored painted brick building with multiple sash windows, two white front doors, and a dark tile roof on a street.

74 High Street, Linton

74 High Street, Linton

History of 74 High Street

Listed Building:

House, formerly a house and butcher’s shop. Late C15 with late C17 and late C19 alterations….. C16 industrial building originally with two two-bayed barns flanking two floored central bays, with side purlin wind braced roof, was possibly used for coopering.

Historic England

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