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The History of Your Home or Homes

Alf

Alf

Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
To Start you off. My House was built in 1859 at the time it was Two one Bedroom Cottages for Farm Workers and their Families.

I knew the last Farm worker & his wife who had lived in one of the cottages Jack was the Farm woodman. Sadly Jack passed away last month, his Wife in the last 12 months.

The Two Cottages were converted into one Four Bedroom House in 1976 for a new Farm Manager.
 
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