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Barrington village sign (RGL 2022)

Barrington data

Barrington data

For an excellent Tour of Barrington see

Barrington – A Tour in Old Photographs by Raymond and Margaret Jude, 2022, originally published by the Barrington Society in 1995.


The Royal Archaeological Institute Summer Meeting report of 1967 contains the following map:

Barrrington Green (Royal Archaeologial Institute)

Barrington green (RCHM)

Coprolite diggers between Barrington and Orwell in 1880s.(MoC200/68)

The Rhee, Barrington (MoC121/57)

Barrington fountain circa 1902


1837 – 1838

Thomas Jepps, valuation and auction documents, held by the Museum of Cambridge (142/63, 136/63, 145/63):

Thomas Jepps valuation and auction, Barrington, 1838

Barrington gleaners c.1902


Barrington village history:

https://barringtonparishcouncil.gov.uk/local-history/


Mike Petty:

https://archive.org/details/BarringtonScrapbook

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