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A stone building with a pointed roof stands behind several large haystacks in a field, with trees framing the scene.

Tower barn and haystacks at Merton Grange after harvest c.1923

Merton Grange, 97 Station Road, Gamlingay

History of Merton Grange

Listed Building

House. Early C18 and mid-late C19 alterations and addition.

Stables. C19. Red brick, Flemish bond. (Historic England)

An 1886 Ordnance Survey map fragment shows the grounds and buildings of Merton Grange with a pond and numbered land plots.

Merton Grange OS 1886

Children in light-coloured summer clothes dance around a tall maypole with ribbons on a grassy lawn before a crowd of adults.

Merton Park, maypole dancers

Building dates

  • Built 1700–1740
Source for this date
  • Built 1700–1740: Listed building: Early C18

Tags

  • Listed building

Projects

  • Gamlingay

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