What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: St Bartholomew's Farm. This former farm, of 158 acres, belonged to The Royal Hospital of St Bartholomew’s London 1199-1919. The house and barns were rebuilt in 1752 by Ambrose Dickins Lord of Wollaston Manor and a Governor and tenant of the Hospital. The farm was sold to raise money for the repair of WW1 bomb damage to the Hospital. Recorded plaque organisation: Wollaston Parish Council.
Ambrose Dickins, Lord of Wollaston Manor and a Governor of St Bartholomew’s Hospital, oversaw significant rebuilding at St Bartholomew's Farm in 1752, contributing to the hospital's land management and financial support.
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