Description

In the entry for WISBECH MARKET PLACE 6/115 (west side) Nos 8, 9 and 10 The address shall be amended to read WISBECH MARKET STREET

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WISBECH MARKET PLACE TF 4609 (West Side) 6/115 Nos. 8, 9 and 10 GV II

Part of the Castle Estate Development 1793-1816. Three shops and offices forming a return of Union Place terrace in Market Street. Local brown brick, No. 9 with roughcast render. Three storeys and basement. Shallow parapet with stone coping. Six first and second floor blind windows and hung sash and casement windows, some with glazing bars. All still retain original openings in cambered gauged red brick arches and stone cills. Three ground floor windows in similar openings with window replacements to Nos. 8 and 9. Three entrances in round-headed, gauged red brick arches, with plain fanlights. No. 10, six- panelled door. Interiors. No. 8 has some original four- panelled doors, No. 9 original six-panelled door and plain, closed string staircase. No. 10 has original windowcases, plain, closed string staircase and alcove cupboards. (See Nos. 1 and 2 Market Street.) N.M.R. (C. Gregory, Wisbech photographic collection), 1982. G. Annis, A History of Wisbech Castle, pp.18,19, 1977.

Listing NGR: TF4619609614

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