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A small, timber-framed building with a tiled roof stands beside a wooden fence and a horse-drawn cart in Little Eversden.

Buck’s Lane Farm, Little Eversden, c.1928 (Photo J H Bullock) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Brewhouse, Buck’s Lane Farm, Little Eversden

History of Buck's Lane Farm

According to Vanishing Cambridgeshire p.105, this building was reported in 2000 to have fallen down. It was described as a 17th century brewhouse which was also used as a granary. A photo from 1942 appears on Historic England website.

A detailed 1901 Ordnance Survey map segment showing fields, footpaths, and building footprints along Buck's Lane.

Buck’s Lane, Little Eversden OS map 1901

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