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A flint-walled building with a hanging pub sign stands behind five people posed in a line on the pavement in front of it.

The Princess of Wales (date unknown Y.Abi.K12 19489, MoC88/38/2)

22 High Street, Princes Cottage, (Prince /Princess of Wales) Little Abington

History of Princes Cottage

Listed Building:

House, formerly a public house. Early C19.

Wrought iron inn sign to right hand corner. The house was The Princess (later Prince) of Wales PH, opened by 1896 and closed c.1963.

Building dates

  • Built 1800–1840
Source for this date
  • Built 1800–1840: Listed building: Early C19 (grade II)

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