Halsway Manor
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Front view of “Halsway Manor” looking NE with the Quantocks behind. The owner at that time was James Cade III. Today (2018) it is the National Centre for Folk Arts.
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“Halsway Manor” front view. Note the pale render at the top of the gable, this is where a bell used to hang before World War II, it was never returned. Today (2018) Halsway is the National…
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“Halsway Manor” During World War II the manor was taken over by the Ministry of Health for nursery evacuees from Bristol. Up to 30 babies under the age of 2 were accommodated, their mothers worked in…
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“Halsway Manor” looking eastwards to the Quantocks. Today (2018) Halsway is the National Centre for Folk Arts.
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“Halsway Manor” the National Centre for Folk Arts. An open day in June 1979.
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“The Mews” at “Halsway Manor”. Although known as “The Mews” today, it is more likely to have original been a coach house. Very recently (2018) it acquired grade 2 listed build status.
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“Halsway Manor” looking north east with the Quantocks behind. Today (2018) Halsway Manor is the National Centre for Folk Arts.
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Halsway Manor.