Old Church House, Welwyn
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Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 12 Oct 2021
This grade II listed timber-framed building is located on Church Street just east of St Mary's Church in Welwyn village. Historic England dates it from the mid-16th century although other sources suggest it was built about a century earlier. Although originally functioning as a church hall, it has also been used as an almshouse, a school, a workhouse, a post office, a police station and is now a private residence.
