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Green plaque № 1719

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Lattice House. Built c.1480 as a range of 3 shops and houses with later cross wings. The south end has been an Inn since at least 1714 and other parts occupied by St Nicholas Church staff. A very fine open hall and crown-post roofs can be seen inside. Restored 1981-2.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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