Flint and brick building
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The photograph on this page of Flint and brick building by M H Evans as part of the Geograph project.
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Flint and brick building
Image: © M H Evans Taken: 15 Apr 2012
Early 19th century building on Linton High Street at the corner of Coles Lane. The flint walling with brick corners and pilasters, and a slate roof, is typical of this region. Possibly built as stables or a storehouse, with only small windows set high above the street. It has recently been in commercial use and the corner has been repaired with modern bricks. The middle brick pilaster (see Image) has a stone set in at the top carved with the date 1812 (see Image).
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Image Location
Latitude
52.097662
Longitude
0.279507