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A white, rectangular street name sign reading GREEN LANE in black capital letters, mounted on a weathered brick wall.

Green Lane, Linton

8 Green Lane, The Old Green, Linton

History of the Old Green

Listed Building:

Cottage, formerly a pair. Late C17. Timber-framed and plastered with half hipped thatched roof.

The cottage is built on The Green that was formerly the site of the old medieval market, enclosed in 1840.

Historic England

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