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1947

Olde House Farm

Image Reference: 1925

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1947

Olde House Farm

Image Reference: 1927

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2008

The bottom of Smith Street with Home Farm on the left and Spratton Hall in the distance.

Image Reference: 1947

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2008

The thatched house on the west side of Manor Road (number 7), now Grade II listed, with other properties beyond

Image Reference: 1955

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2008

Home Farm. Grade II listed building dating from the late 17 century. This was last re-thatched by Bob Farmer of Creaton in 1996 with continental water reed. All the old thatch was completely removed, the bottom layers were thought to have been on the house for some 250 years.

Image Reference: 1964

Related Searches: Home Farm | Houses | Houses built 17C | Thatched buildings | 2000

2008

Radley House, formed from a pair of cob cottages, at the junction of Holdenby Road, The Walk and Church Road

Image Reference: 1973

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2008

Home Farm, a Grade II listed building dating from the late 17 century, taken from its garden.

Image Reference: 1985

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1989

Children from Spratton Church of England Primary School went to see thatching in progress by Bob Farmer on Radley House, junction of Church Road, Holdenby Road and The Walk.

Image Reference: 2065

Related Searches: Houses | Houses built 18C | Thatched buildings | 1980