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The Grove, now a pub restaurant called the 'Fox and Crane' |
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A view of the Grove in the 1900s * |
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A modern postcard of the 'Fox & Crane' |
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A view of the back of the Grove |
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The remaining garden at the Grove |
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An outbuilding at the Grove |
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The Southern Gatehouse Lodge in the 1950s * |
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This is now a private residence at Brook Lane |
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The Southern Lodge in the 1970s** |
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The cottage is said to have been two gardeners cottages on the Weddington Castle estate. |
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The Southern Lodge in 2004 |
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The crosses are approximately 5 feet high and 30 inches wide. |
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The Southern Lodge in 2004 |
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The facing wall points due south. |
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The Southern Lodge in 2004 |
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A modern extension is clearly visible in this picture |
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The Weddington Vicarage in the 1900s * |
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The Rectory at Weddington in the 1950s.** |
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It was demolished in the 1960s and was said to be haunted. |
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Lower Farm during demolition in1988. A C17th roof structure.** |
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Possibly from Lindley Hall or Weddington's Capital Mansion House |
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Lower Farm during demolition in 1988. A 17thC doorway was revealed.** |
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Lower Farm during demolition in 1988. A 17thC joiner’s marks.** |
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Reconstruction of timber frame building at lower Farm.** |
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This structure was re-erected in the Ashbourne area. |
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