The Grove, Sutton Gault

History of The Grove

Ordnance Survey map fragment from 1900 showing the River Ouse, Gault Bridge, and the buildings at The Grove in Sutton Gault.

Sutton Gault OS 1900

The Grove was the home of the Russell family. They were cheese makers, one of several in Sutton such as the Powell brother, A Eacock, J Clark and Mr Gimbert.

A weathered brick house with twin chimneys and climbing vines, set behind a low brick wall under a grey, overcast sky.

The Grove, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

A three-story, stone-walled house with a tiled roof, dormer windows, and chimneys, partially obscured by dense bushes and trees.

The Grove, Sutton Gault (RGL2025)

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