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Three Crowns House

Photograph at the Three Crowns House green plaque

Three Crowns House These apartments took the name of a public house on the alley through the site-three crowns was the symbol of East Anglia. Formerly the site of Everard's warehouses, the oldest parts were C17 and can still be seen behind, at both ends. The river edge then was down the middle of this site.

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Source: Open Plaques. Geographic data via OpenStreetMap.

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