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The Royal Oak, St Ives c1880s (Herbert Norris)

The Royal Oak, 13 Crown Street, St Ives

History of the Royal Oak

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Late C17 back wing with modillioned cornice of wood and pargetting on upper floor. Front of C18 character, 2 storeys with attics, timber-framed and plastered, modern tiled mansard roof.

A family of fair people, probably Thurston’s Fair, at the Royal Oak, Crown Street, St Ives (HuntsRO)

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