Rear of the Almshouses, Great Linford
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Rear of the Almshouses, Great Linford
Image: © Andrew Abbott Taken: 19 May 2021
Grade II* listed. Listing number 1125275. Former School and Almshouses now houses and craft workshops. 1696, restored 1975; coursed rubble stone. Old tiled roofs. Central house 2-storeys and attic with shaped gables, flanking stacks and 2 hipped leaded dormer windows, flanking wings 1 storey with shaped end gables, 2 brick chimneys on ridge each side, Central house (originally the school) has 2 bays of leaded cross casements, central 4 panelled door in architrave surround with deep segmental hood on carved brackets and semi- dome soffit. Flanking wings each have 3 ledged doors and 3 leaded cross casements.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.072535
Longitude
-0.759515