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The village between two ancient routeways: Exploring the history of Little Bookham
Heritage Open Day: Explore the history of Little Bookham - a tiny village between two ancient routeways which form its western and eastern boundaries - via illustrated displays and audio visual presentations at the impressive 15th Century Grade II listed Tithe Barn. The impressive 15th Century Grade II listed Tithe Barn at Manor Farm, Little Bookham is one of the largest in Surrey at 4,500 square feet.
Illustrated displays will tell the history of this tiny village founded between two ancient routeways, including its manor, church and Tithe Barn. Enjoy the audio-visual presentations covering episodes in the village's history, which will be repeated during the day. They will include:
- how little Bookham was originally founded between two Anglo Saxon routeways.
Illustrated displays will tell the history of this tiny village founded between two ancient routeways, including its manor, church and Tithe Barn. Enjoy the audio-visual presentations covering episodes in the village's history, which will be repeated during the day. They will include:
- how little Bookham was originally founded between two Anglo Saxon routeways.
Sat 14 Sep:0930-1700; Free Entry.
Manor Farm Tithe Barn, Manor House Lane, Little Bookham, Surrey KT23 4EW
Sat 14 September