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Halfway House, Dunsbridge Turnpike, Shepreth

History of Halfway House

Listed Building

Cottage, formerly a public house. Probably built after 1823 and before 1844. … It may be associated with the development of the Cambridge-Royston road, which was turnpiked in 1793.

Building dates

  • Built 1823
Source for this date
  • Built 1823: Listed building: 1823 (grade II)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • Public House

Projects

  • Shepreth

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