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 Red area - site of the old cottages |
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Cottages that once stood near Hill Farm House
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Sid Frost who worked at Hill Farm for Mr. Souster
Terms of Employment 1953 P. S. Frost |
Hill Farm October 3rd 1966
The cost of the combine harvester was £2,500 |
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Haversham W.I. Book 1966 The image shows a most unique row of stone columns supporting the roof of a barn at Hill Farm. The fabric of each column is cut and shaped stones built in a buff mortar, and of a very early date. These columns stand over the site of a proved Roman Villa of some extent. They have not been dated accurately but Dr. Graham Webster of Birmingham University Archaeology Department, stated after a visit that “the base of these columns could well be of Roman construction”. He did not disprove the fabric as of Roman date.
Click here for pdf of Finds at Hill Farm
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Stone Columns
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Finds at Hill Farm
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Ruins of Wood Farm
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