There are those of us who like a good barn and will travel miles to visit one. This one is good and worth the time and effort. Beautifully preserved and free to visit. Rarely do you get to see the an…Full review by Sarah B
Jul 9, 2024
Just stand inside and marvel at the sheer size of this 700 year old structure. Highlights are the extraordinary roof structure and an incredible array of historic graffiti clustered around the doors …Full review by thehistorymouse
May 27, 2024
An impressive barn set in a lovely area containing some smaller barns. A nice bit of preserved history. Had a drink in the cafe next to the barn, very nice.Full review by 207alanr
Hello. Yes, as said by the previous person, the Tithe Barn is on the same side of town and only a short walk from the railway station. Just leave the station, turn left through the car …
Hello. Yes, as said by the previous person, the Tithe Barn is on the same side of town and only a short walk from the railway station. Just leave the station, turn left through the car park, continue to the very end where you will see a footpath. Take the left under the railway bridge and continue on this path through Barton Farm. The Tithe Barn is near the canal.
The barn was owned by the nuns of nearby Shaftsbury Abbey in the 14th Century and it was used for storing the tithes ( or payments) from the tennant farmers of Barton Grange …
The barn was owned by the nuns of nearby Shaftsbury Abbey in the 14th Century and it was used for storing the tithes ( or payments) from the tennant farmers of Barton Grange Farm which could be agricultural produce such as grain, grass, hops, wool or wood .
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