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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.

Harston parish church and vicarage garden (CAS)

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

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

The Vicarage, Harston (CAS531/Z23)

Harston vicarage & garden July 1929 (CAS531/Z25)

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

Harston Vicarage, 7.7.1930 (CAS531/Z36)

Harston vicarage (CAS531/Z35)

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