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Willow’s Farm / Bar Farm

History of Bar Farm

Detail from an 1886 Ordnance Survey map showing the layout of Willow's Farm buildings, fields, and paths in Bar Hill.

Willow’s farm, OS 1886

A 1924 Ordnance Survey map detail showing the plot and building outlines of Bar House Farm with land parcel numbers.

Bar House Farm, OS 1924

The Chivers family purchased Bar Farm in 1935, the former Willow’s Farm. The farm was sold in 1959 to establish the new village of Bar Hill.

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