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A two-story brick building stands by a road, with a wooden fence in the foreground and the text The Post Office, Haslingfield.

2, Barton Road, Haslingfield

History of old post office

The cottage originally belonged to Willow Farm. The village mangle and old copper was kept in the modern garage. The oldest part near the road was originally lived in by two sisters; a third sister built an additional part.

The building was the original Post Office; the door was replaced by the second window from the road.

Building dates

  • Built 1983–1990
Source for this date
  • Built 1983–1990: EPC construction age band: 1983–1990

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  • post office

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  • Haslingfield

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