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CAULDRON BARN
What was predominately farmland and countryside has as
usual been overtake by residential property and the proverbial caravan park. Cauldron Barn Farm,
incorporating a 16th Century, we think, farmhouse, is no different in that respect and the picture
demonstrates how large the caravan parks can become.
In this instance over the last few years some of the land has been given up to residential property
and more recent inflated prices. It might be that the caravans might disappear completly, but
one has to consider that not everybody nowadays goes abroad, a trend going back into the
seventies, when foreign travel become much more affordable and package holiday prices took more
people into holidays abroad rather than in the coastal resorts like Swanage.
That trend could in fact reverse.
Farm property has for many years become popular as residential, making use of the many acres
that go with a farm as recreation space.
We have a note from Kelly's 1915 Directory of a William Lane, a farmer, of Cauldron Barn.
More recently the aquistion of a Jonathan Ross.
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Northbrook Road
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Harrow House
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Cauldron Barn Farm
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Cauldron Barn Farm Caravan Park
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1997
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Cauldron Barn Farm (centre picture)
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| 1901 Census (part of, for Dorset, part of Parish of Swanage) |
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Name | Relationship | Condition | Age | Occupation | Where born |
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Cauldron Barn |
| George W Lelles | Head | Mar | 63 | Farmer | Dorset Maiden Newton |
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| George Wheller | Head | Mar | 63 | Farmer | Dorset Maiden Newton |
| Jane Holland | Servant | Unm | 55 | Housekeeper domestic | Dorset Corfe Castle |
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