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WISBECH LYNN ROAD TF 4609 (North Side) 6/71 No. 11 (Marmion House Hotel) GV II

House, now a hotel, early C19 raised to three storeys and extended to east, c.1860. Home of a stone mason Samuel Andrews and his family from 1820. Local brown brick pebble dashed with rusticated stone quoins and dressings. Hipped slate roof with deep boarded eaves and side stacks. Three storeys and three 'bays', basement. Moulded stone architraves with key blocks and lion masks in corner bosses to casement window with transomes at each floor level. Central entrance approached by three moulded stone steps. Pilastered doorcase with rosettes on frieze and sculptured plaque. Interior has contemporary plastered ceilings and other C19 details. Boundary wall has four stone statues possibly C19 resited in niches. Wisbech Trade Directories, C19. Wisbech and Fenland Museum, Sam Smith, photographic collection, 1853. Gunnis, British Sculptors, 1951. F. Burgess, English Churchyard Memorials.

Listing NGR: TF4624209987

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