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A two-story farmhouse with a gabled roof and adjacent farm buildings set behind a wooden fence and overgrown vegetation.

Banks Farm, 1928 (photo W M Palmer) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Banks Farm, Great Eversden

History of Banks Farm

Precise Location Unknown

This is a mid-18th century farmhouse. When photographed by Palmer the Banks family occupied the farm. It had a distinctive projecting horizontal band of brickwork at first floor level. (Vanishing Cambridgeshire p.105)

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