
What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Avenue Farm. Its recorded inscription reads: Avenue Farm Named after an avenue of Chestnut trees, this farmhouse was linked with Ford House for many centuries. In 1800 both were owned by George James Gorham who founded St Neots Bank. In the 1840s the properties were sold and this farm became separat
Avenue Farm, named for its Chestnut avenue, was historically linked with Ford House and owned by George James Gorham, founder of St Neots Bank, in the early 19th century. The separation of Avenue Farm from Ford House in the 1840s marks a significant change in local property ownership and agricultural management.
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