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Manor House, Harston

History of the Manor House, Harston

Listed building:

House of C17 origin but extensively remodelled in early C18 and again early in C19 when the two cross-wings were added. Red brick and yellow brick with early C19 mansard roof, tiled, and ridge stacks. Main range, early C17 origin with facade to garden remodelled early C18.

For Mary Green’s reminiscences of Harston Manor House, see her autobiography, The Joy of Remembering.

Whitan Fete 1929, Manor House Grounds Harston (CAS531/Z37)

Whitan Fete 1929, Manor House Grounds Harston (CAS531/Z37)

Whitan Fete 1929, Manor House Grounds Harston (CAS531/Z37)

Whitan Fete 1929, Manor House Grounds Harston (CAS531/Z37)

Whitan Fete 1929, Manor House Grounds Harston (CAS531/Z37)

Whitan Fete 1929, Manor House Grounds Harston (CAS531/Z37)

Whitan Fete 1929, Manor House Grounds Harston (CAS531/Z37)

 

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