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===Breck Farm===
===Breck Farm===
===Church Farm/Lincolns Farm===
===Church Farm/Lincolns Farm===
Situated at the junction of Church Lane and Barkers Lane there was another farm plus [[Wilk’s Farm]]. Church Farm is often referred to as Lincoln's Farm who was reported to be the last tenant prior to the farm becoming the Agricultural Research Station. Whilst the farm buildings have gone the farmhouse still remains as a private residence.
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Image: OS1929ChurchFarm.jpg| 1929 0S farm location map.
Image: ChurchFarm1905.2.jpg| Church Farm, the farmhouse
Image: ChurchFarm1905.1.jpg| The barn and outbuildings of Church Farm
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===Denmark Farm===
===Denmark Farm===
===Dixons Farm/Stonehouse Farm===
===Dixons Farm/Stonehouse Farm===

Revision as of 22:42, 6 April 2016

Farms of Sprowston

A number of farms in Sprowston have been known by alternative names and this is reflected below.

Boar Farm/Home Farm

Breck Farm

Church Farm/Lincolns Farm

Situated at the junction of Church Lane and Barkers Lane there was another farm plus Wilk’s Farm. Church Farm is often referred to as Lincoln's Farm who was reported to be the last tenant prior to the farm becoming the Agricultural Research Station. Whilst the farm buildings have gone the farmhouse still remains as a private residence.

Denmark Farm

Dixons Farm/Stonehouse Farm

Greenborough Farm

Hall Farm

Home Farm/Boar Farm

Lincolns Farm/Church Farm

Oak Lodge Farm

Seppings Farm/Wood Farm

Stonehouse Farm/Dixons Farm

White Hall Farm/ Whitehouse Farm

Whitehouse Farm/White Hall Farm

Wilks Farm

The farm stood at the junction of Church and Barkers Lanes with Church Farm on the opposite side of the junction. The farmhouse, outbuildings and cottages were demolished, the site now being occupied by modern dwellings.

Wood Farm/Seppings Farm