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Green plaque № 3846

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18 Tuesday Market Place Oldest parts are 15th century, the southern half was refronted c.1725 and the northern bay rebuilt in 1803. Rear wings demolished 1975. Maltings remain to the west. The Bagge merchant family, brewers and bankers, occupied these premises 1725-1929.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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