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Stuntney Hall, 1927 (photo L Cobbett) (Cambridgeshire Collection)The Old Hall, Stuntney
History of the Old Hall
The Old Hall Stuntney, OS 1886
In the 1920s the Hall was home to Cole Ambrose who, it was said, could lie on his back at night and see the stars through holes in the roof. He built a new house and the old hall fell into disrepair.
Stuntney Hall Farm, 1929 (MoC438/56)
Stuntney Hall Farm & Ely Cathedral, 1929 (MoC439/56)
Stuntney Hall Farm, 1929 (MoC440/56)
The Old Hal (website photo 2020)
Onion peeling, Ely
Cole Ambrose farmed many acres and had onion peeling sheds alongside the Ely to Stuntney road. The peeled onions were pack in tubs and salted ready for pickling.
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