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Great Barn, Merton Manor Fram, demolished in early 1970s

Merton Manor Farm, Station Road, Gamlingay

History of Merton Manor Farm

Merton Manor Farm, Gamlingay OS 1886

Manor Farm was given to Merton College in 1599 by the Friends of John Gill.

The Great Barn was 160 feet long with 5 large aisled bays inside.

Great Barn, Merton Manor Fram, demolished in early 1970s

Merton Manor farm barns, 1923

Manor Farm, Station Road

Dove cote, Manor Farm, built 17th cent. It was able to house 1000 pairs of pigeons.

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