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Fisher House, University Catholic Chaplaincy

History of Fisher House

Listed building:

Late Cl6 / Early Cl7. 2 houses at right angles to each other linked later. 2 storeys with attics; modern brick ground floor with projecting upper storey of circa 1700; timber-framed and plastered; 3 windows, flush frames segmental heads, hung sashes with glazing bars; modillioned wood eaves cornice; 3 hipped dormers. One room has C18 panelling from No 58 St Andrew’s Street. 1 good staircase.

More information about Fisher House can be found here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambridge_University_Catholic_Chaplaincy

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