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Name |
Original |
Town |
Visit? |
LL Ref. |
Dates |
Actual Location |
Grid Reference |
IoE |
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Climbing Rose (PYO) |
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Barrington |
Private Dwelling |
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Duncan Cottage,
12 High Street
(north side) |
N52.1286 W0.0375 |
.52060 |
We visited Barrington on March 15, 2006 and were
struck by the wealth of charming cottages and how spread out it is |
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Lilliput Lane's "Climbing Rose (PYO)" is
based on Duncan Cottage,
12 High Street
(north side) [IoE
52060] |
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Earlier photo from Jan Tarrant who gave us location
information. |
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The owner was busy planting out spring beddding
plants |
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To the right (east) is this chapel converted to a
home. "...a Congregational chapel, erected in 1856 on a site
given by John Coleman esq. and holding 500 persons" |
To the left are 18 [IoE
52062] & 14 High
Street [IoE
52061] |
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Further West on High Street are: Wolverton Cottage No
26 [52066],
No22 [52065]
& No 20 [52063]... |
...and even further west is the Guildhall no 36 [IoE
52067] |
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On the South side of the High Street are Red House No
27 [IoE
52075], Slid Lane No 29 [52072]
& Honesuckle Nos 31/33 [52073] |
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CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS [IoE
52055] |
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The Green in 1910
Information about Barrington circa 1900 |
Barrington Fair:
BARRINGTON
5396 2500. 1334 Subsidy £180. See also VCH Cambridgeshire,
v, p. 148. |
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M |
(Charter) Mon; gr 3
Feb 1335, by K Edw III to Thomas de Heselarton. To be held at
the manor (CChR, 1327–41, p. 328). |
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F |
(Charter) vfm,
Margaret (20 Jul); gr 3 Feb 1335, by K Edw III to Thomas de
Heselarton. To be held at the manor (CChR, 1327–41, p.
328). Fair continued until the nineteenth century (VCH
Cambridgeshire, v, p. 148). |
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