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A large timber-clad barn with a high pitched roof stands behind a wooden cart in a farmyard with surrounding outbuildings.

Manor Farm barns, 1930 (photo J H Bullock) (Cambridgeshire Collection)

Manor Farmhouse, Manor Road, Little Shelford

History of Manor Farmhouse

Listed building:

House, early C18 with facade of c.1746.


1928

J M Barr of Wisconsin, a famous American beekeeper visited the apiary at Manor Farm. While being shown various types of hive he was stung. (CDN 16.8.1928)

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