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Little Thetford Round House, 1937 (photo L Cobbett)Round House, Little Thetford
History of the Round House
Vanishing Cambridgeshire p.175 notes that the origins of this building are uncertain. It was two three-storey cottages until 1959 and then stood empty. By 1980 it had been turned into one dwelling.
Round House, Little Thetford (MoC364/75)
The note on this photo above says that the Round House was built in the 15th century as a lookout tower, later converted into two cottages, and last occupied in 1959. (MoC364/75)
“The People’s Ford”, Pat and Mike Petty, notes that the walls are not upright and seem to indicate that it was once a windmill.
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