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A white-walled pub with a dark tiled roof, signage, and a hanging sign beneath a tree in front of a clear blue sky.

Hole in the Wall, Little Wilbraham (RGL2025)

The Hole in the Wall, Little Wilbraham

The Hole in the Wall, Little Wilbraham

Listed Building

Public House mid C16 with C17-C18 two bay narrower addition to West gable end. Timber-frame, plaster rendered with a steeply pitched roof of C19 slates and end stack, replacing the original framed and plaster stack. Plan of three bays and a narrower smoke and entry bay.

A brown horse wearing a grey blanket stands behind a wooden fence in front of a white building with the sign Hole in the Wall.

Hole in the Wall, Little Wilbraham (RGL2025)


Six men wearing hats and coats sit or stand around a table outside a white cottage with a thatched roof and small windows.

The Hole in the Wall, Little Wilbraham (MoC)

Commentary on back of photo:

Bearded person is Isaac Cornell

Born 28.2.1819

Died 24.9.1901

Grandfather of Helen Mary Butler. Died 18.7.1904. 

Corner cabinet Cat NoF0001/78 was given by the descendants of the Butler family, 9 Downing Court, Swaffham Bulbeck

Building dates

  • Built 1530–1570
Source for this date
  • Built 1530–1570: Listed building: mid C16 (grade II)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • Public House
  • tudor

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