Back in November 2014, we published photos from Manor Farm at the beginning of its restoration. Time marches on, and we were recently invited by Richard Johnson to have a look round at the progress being made. You can view all the latest photos in high resolution here: Latest photos of restoration of Manor Farm [Continue Reading]
Stuart Dixon Publishes History of Manor Farm
Spaldwick resident and local history enthusiast Stuart Dixon has produced a document on the history of Manor Farm in the village to coincide with its restoration. We will be bringing the latest photos of its restoration shortly! You can view the document (in PDF format) by clicking on the image below, or the following link: Manor [Continue Reading]
Richard Johnson Seeks Feedback On Manor Farmhouse
Over the last four months, Richard Johnson has conducted extensive research into the historical features of Manor Farmhouse. He has uncovered evidence to show, in particular, that the windows at one time looked as shown in the images. Before he goes forward to ask for listed building consent, he would like the opinion of Spaldwick [Continue Reading]
Internal Photos of Manor Farmhouse
As promised in our last blog post, we are delighted to provide you with the first photographs taken of the inside of Manor Farmhouse in Spaldwick. Thanks to Richard Johnson for providing access. You can find the full set of internal photos by clicking on the following link: View internal photographs of Manor Farmhouse in [Continue Reading]
Manor Farm Photos and November Diary Entry
Manor Farmhouse is a grade II listed building on the High Street of Spaldwick. Manor Farm was recently purchased by Richard Johnson, who is now in the process of renovating the site. As can be seen on the old aerial photo below, Manor Farm encompasses both the Farmhouse and extensive outbuildings. The timber frame and [Continue Reading]
Restoration of Manor Farm House
Latest! View Manor Farm Photos and November 2014 Diary Entry It is fantastic to see that work is well underway by Richard Johnson Restorations of Somersham to restore Manor Farm House in Spaldwick. Manor Farm is a timber-framed and tiled house with projecting upper storey along the street front. It was probably built about 1628, when [Continue Reading]