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Edinburgh and Rectory Farm, Dry Drayton

History of Edinburgh and Rectory farms

An 1886 Ordnance Survey map fragment showing Edinburgh Farm buildings, field boundaries, and labelled areas of woodland.

Edinburgh Farm, Dry Drayton OS 1886

An 1886 Ordnance Survey map fragment showing Rectory Farm, depicting building footprints and land parcels with area numbers.

Rectory Farm, Dry Drayton OS 1886

The fields of Edinburgh farm are now part of Rectory farm. Rectory farm was originally called New Farm when it was built in 1855 and was reached by New Road.

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