Massey's Folly, Upper Farringdon
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Massey's Folly, Upper Farringdon
Image: © Michael FORD Taken: Unknown
The building was started in 1870 by the Reverend Thomas Hackett MASSEY the Rector of Farringdon to his own desigh and built by his own hand with its purpose unknown. It is now used as the Village Hall and a school.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.11312
Longitude
-0.98438