Old Clee, village hall, no.1
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Old Clee, village hall, no.1
Image: © Chris Taken: 26 Oct 2012
Seen from Clee Crescent. This (Grade II Listed Building) is the older of the two adjacent village halls. It was originally a National School, built c1870 for Alexander Grant - Thorold of Weelsby Old Hall in a style matching several of the other buildings in the village of Old Clee. For view of both halls from the front see: Image
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Image Location
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53.556269
Longitude
-0.052884