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Littlewood Farm

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Littlewood Farm known as Lilly Hoo farm, barnyard looking north.
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Littlewood Farm known as Lilly Hoo Farm, 2004
Approaching the farm from the east. HDHS archive
Littlewood Farm, known as Lilly Hoo, 2004
South end of the cow house showing a panel containing the dedication 'E.H.W. 1862' The barn was later converted to a house, shown as Building A on the plan. HDHS archive
Plan of Littlewood Farm - known as Lilly Hoo farm in 2004
Area F contained two houses which formed the north side of a paddock. The houses were one room thick, two stories and thatched.,They were abandoned in 1960-70s and demolished. Source HDHS archive
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