Hunters Lodge Farm / Slates Lodge
The building opposite the Auction Rooms, on the east side of the B4122, was originally called Slates Lodge but is today referred to as Hunters Lodge Farm on some maps. Slates was one of the earliest of the Draycot Park Lodges to be built, in 1869. In the early 1900s it was run as a laundry.
For more information on Slates and the other Lodges, refer to Tim Couzens' Hand of Fate: The History of the Longs, Wellesleys and the Draycot Estate in Wiltshire
See also 'The Draycot Lodges'.
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Park Lane
Poplar Farm / Starlings
The Old Post Offices
Heath Avenue, The Park
French Gardens Lane
Chestnut Road
Cowley Way
Wheelwrights and Carpenters
Draycot School (The Grey House)
Draycot Lodge / Front Lodge - The Entrance to Draycot Park
Chestnut Road Estate / Poplar Farm Houses
Dray Cottage / Keeper's Cottage / Keeper's Lodge
Draycot Rectory
Sutton Lane Farm
Westbrook Farm, Draycot Cerne
Hunters Lodge Farm / Slates Lodge
Scotland Lodge
The Draycot Lodges
The Old Schoolhouse, Seagry Road
Bell Piece and Doctors' Surgeries
Forge Cottage
Barrett Lane and the Thatched Cottages
58 High Street (The Rowans)
The Old Rectory
The Old Corner Shop
Vine Cottage
La Flambé and the Cedars
College Green
48 High Street (Sutton House)
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