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Woolpack Farm, Crown and Woolpack, Conington

History of Woolpack Farm

Listed Building

Coaching inn. Now public house and farmhouse. Possibly 1791.

Planned range of stables and two granaries. Late C18.

Boundary post. C19. Cast iron. Triangular sectioned with raised inscription painted black on white ground: ‘PARISH BOUNDARY’ and ‘CONNINGTON’ and ‘GLATTON’.

Building dates

  • Built 1791
Source for this date
  • Built 1791: Listed building: 1791

Tags

  • Listed building
  • Public House

Projects

  • Conington

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