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Baggot Hall, Station Road, Harston

History of Baggot Hall, Harston

Listed building:

House, c.1750 possibly with earlier left hand rear range. Narrow, yellow brick English bond with stucco facade incised for stone, early C19.

For Mary Green’s reminiscences of Baggot Hall, see her autobiography, The Joy of Remembering.

Building dates

  • Built by 1760
Source for this date
  • Built by 1760: Listed building: by c.1750 (grade II)

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