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Celebrating the history of a Fenland high street
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Celebrating the history of a Fenland high street

Fenland District Council has been awarded a grant of around £1.9 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund Townscape Heritage scheme for the Wisbech High Street Project.

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  • About

    About

    Find out about the project and who’s behind it
  • History

    History

    Discover the fascinating heritage of the street
  • News and Property Updates

    News and Property Updates

    Catch up with the latest developments
  • Activities

    Activities

    See what’s going on and how you can be involved
  • Downloads and resources

    Downloads and resources

    This category has downloads relating to the maintenance and protection of historic buildings which have been produced for the project as well ...
  • Blog

    Blog

    Read what our volunteers and team have been doing
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  • Archaeological Building Recording at 24 High Street

    Planning Condition Relating to Demolition of rear Building at 24 High Street Requires Archaeological Survey A planning application for demolition of ...

  • College of West Anglia Students Begin Chapel Restoration Work - Starting with Door Repairs

    CWA carpentry students get to work on historic door repairs One of the areas of the chapel on Mount Pleasant Road ...

  • "Wisbech Shops" - A Free Exhibition and Talk, February 2020

    The Wisbech High Street Project is delighted to be working with the Wisbech and Fenland Museum, funding an exhibition on ...
    • G Monger on No. 2-3 High StreetALFRED MANTEGANI begs most respectfully to inform the Gentry of Wisbech and ita Vicinity that he Tunes Piano-fortes in the...
    • G Monger on No. 32 High StreetJE. ELVIDGE, Woollen Draper and Tailor, High-street, Wisbech, ever grateful for extensive and increasing patronage, informs his friends and the...
    • G Monger on No. 32 High StreetAn advert in the Stamford Mercury dated 27 February 1807 appears to refer to this property. TO SILVERSMITHS, WATCH-MAKERS, &...
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Wisbech High Street Project

Fenland District Council
Fenland Hall, County Road
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