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St Peter's Lane, Wisbech, PE13 1HP
Celebrating 900 years in 2011, the oldest building in Wisbech is the parish church of St Peter and St Paul, which dates from the Norman period. This large and architecturally complex church has a heavy tower over the north porch. The unique double nave under one roof and twin chancels reflect the wealth and power of the medieval guilds that built them. There are two outstanding 17th-century memorials in the chancel and the huge suspended royal coat of arms near the south door is said to be from the time of James I.
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Popular local pub with two bars. 160-year-old building. Elgood's.
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Highly-rated traditional cafe serving breakfast and lunch.
Elgood's pub. 400-year-old building. Said to be haunted and that Charles...
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Opened as a pub in 1990 in a Grade 3 listed building thought to be late 18th...
Offering a relaxed, friendly atmosphere,with lite bites, sandwiches, jacket p...
