Wheathampsteadbury Manor House and Bury Farm Cottages green plaque

This green commemorative plaque records: Bury Farm Cottages This medieval building belonged to Westminster Abbey until 1945 and originally served as hall, chambers and gatehouse to the 13th century moated Wheathampsteadbury Manor House. Manorial courts were held here. Visiting dignitaries were entertained by hunting and fishing for pink trout in the River Lea. Grade II listed Recorded plaque organisation: Wheathampstead Heritage Trail.

Wheathampsteadbury Manor House and Bury Farm Cottages are remnants of a medieval manor that belonged to Westminster Abbey, serving as an important administrative center where manorial courts were held and dignitaries were entertained. The site reflects the historical significance of monastic landholdings and their role in local governance and social events during the Middle Ages.