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Little Barford Manor House in Bedfordshire successfully listed

The Victorian Society Conservation adviser wrote in support of this listing

Photo Copyright: New Manor House, Little Barford Creative Commons license CC BY-SA 2.0 - by Bikeboy - geograph.org.uk/p/3788401

Photo: New Manor House, Little Barford. Photo Copyright: Bikeboy Creative Commons License (CC BY-SA 2.0).

We are delighted that Little Barford Manor House in Bedfordshire has been listed. Our conservation adviser Connor McNeill wrote in support of its listing, it is now Grade II and is essentially unchanged since the early 20th Century.

The listing for this interesting group of buildings comprises the manor house, stables, game larder and ha-ha. Full information of the listing can be found on this link to Little Barford Listing

15/02/2023

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Author: Marie

Our Communications and Media Manager looks after the press and marketing for the Society. Marie works alongside our Director and Conservation Advisers to protect Victorian and Edwardian buildings and structures in England and Wales. She runs the Top Ten Endangered Buildings campaign each year from nomination stage through to placing stories in the media. Marie also sits on the LISSCA Committee and works promoting our campaigns. She also looks after the monthly newsletter.

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