History and Description

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The present building probably stands on the site of the 'noble hall' created in the days of Abbot Walter de St Edmunds (1233-46), when Kettering was one of the most valuable possessions of Peterborough monastery.

The present building, though restored, has some seventeenth century features behind an eighteenth century facade.

It became the museum in 1989. Previously it had operated as a dental surgery.

This page was added by Chris Leuchars on 12/05/2008.
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It was also used by school medical officers in the 1930s

By David Wilson
On 29/04/2013

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