Pinchpenny House, 6 Church Street, Romsey
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Pinchpenny House, 6 Church Street, Romsey
Image: © Jo and Steve Turner Taken: 24 Feb 2019
Grade II Listed early 19th century house. A blue plaque reads 'PINCHPENNY HOUSE So-called because a 19th century tax collector lived here. A centuries old passage behind the small door gives on to the Fishlake stream'. Its 19th century owner, Mr Crosbie, was responsible for the windows and inside at the back of the ground floor are some more church-like windows.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.989492
Longitude
-1.500429