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Two-story brick house with a pillared entrance porch, climbing plants on the facade, and a bush in the gravel foreground.

Harston Vicarage, Easter 1938 (CAS531/234)

Old Vicarage, 67 Church Street, Harston

History of the Old Vicarage Harston

Listed building:

House, formerly the vicarage. 1849-51. Yellow/white brick with hipped, slate roof and internal stacks.

For Mary Greene’s reminiscences of the vicarage, Harston, see her autobiography, The Joy of Remembering.

A black and white view across a garden toward a stone church tower, with a circular stone fountain in the foreground.

Harston parish church and vicarage garden (CAS)

High-angle view of a large house with a garden, circular flower bed, evergreen trees, and three people near the entrance.

Harston vicarage from church tower, 1928 (CAS531/Z24)

Mrs Ward at the window. Taken by George Gibson 7.4.1928.

A large two-story brick house with a hipped roof and multiple chimneys stands beside a garden lawn and a gravel driveway.

The Vicarage, Harston (CAS531/Z23)

A stone birdbath sits in a garden near a large flowering bush with a tall evergreen tree and stone building in the background.

Harston vicarage & garden July 1929 (CAS531/Z25)

A brick two-story house with a columned porch and a vine-covered facade stands behind a lawn with two figures in the entryway.

Harston Vicarage, July 1929, Mrs Hibster & Doreen in porch

A woman stands on a lawn in front of a square brick house with chimneys and climbing plants, framed by rose bushes and trees.

Harston Vicarage, 7.7.1930 (CAS531/Z36)

High-angle view of a brick house with a tiled roof and chimneys, surrounded by trees and fields under a cloudy sky.

Harston vicarage (CAS531/Z35)

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