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Willington Heritage Map includes: - field names (taken from Russell estate map R1/75 at Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & Records Service); - historic sites including: Iron Age triple ditch; turnpike road; Bryant & Mat plantation of 1960; possible Roman road; Constables; The Dean; Danish Docks site; Cuckoo Pen; assumed C16 deer park; pond garden; Tudor Conduit House; railway station; - historic buildings including: The Timbers (C17); Grange Farmhouse (previously Home Farm, C19); Grange Farm mill (C19); Mill Lane Cottage (C19); Manor Farmhouse (C16); Manor Farm (C17); St.Lawrence's church (C16); National Trust dovecote (C16); National Trust stables (C16); Penwright's Cottage (C17-18); C16-19 dwellings; Bellwood (C16-18); Old Vicarage (C17-19); Croots Farmhouse (C17-19); Clumbercote (C17); Home Close (C18); The Old Forge (C17-18); Hill Farm (C19); Methodist Chapel (C19); - scale: 3cm : 1,000 ft; - research by National Trust volunteers Dorothy Jamieson, Terry Hinchliffe and others; - map drawn by Terry Hinchliffe and digitised by LG Digital, Kempston

2004

From: 2004 To: 2004

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Russell,
National Trust,
Bedfordshire & Luton Archives & Records Service,
Bryant & May,
Hinchliffe, Terry,
Jamieson, Dorothy,
LG Digital

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