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RefNoK509/6/3/6
AltRefNo509/6/3/6
TitleNew House Farm, Great Abington
DescriptionMost of the land for this farm was already inclosed by 1716. Benjamin Fallowes' map shows a farmhouse in the approximate position of the present New House farmhouse (An Exact Map of the Mannor [sic] Farm of Abington Hall …1716, Cambridgeshire Archives R103/052). ). In 1936 the farm was bought by the Government to create the Abington estate of the Land Settlement Association (L.S.A.); the land was let out in about 45 small-holdings of approximately 14 acres, each with a dwelling house and outbuildings, while the farmhouse became the headquarters. The L.S.A. ceased to exist in 1983 and the individual holdings and the farmhouse were sold into private ownership.
Date1802-1864
CreatorNameMortlock Bank and Estate
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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