GREETHAM VILLAGE PHOTOS.

This is the well kept village notice board, post box and telephone. looking west.	Black Horse Farm, once the Inn, taken from across from the telephone box, looking south.
All Saints Anglican Church, which has had a rather interesting history. More information can be found here	The view over the fields north of the pond.

Greetham village pond in the centre of the village from the northern end looking south. The pond is a 'dew pond' although there is some run off from the road when it rains. The pond is clay and flint lined. It was cleaned out by the village in Spring 1996 to remove surplus silt and weed. The remains of a well which supplied the dairy at Black Horse Farm lies in the east bank. A well by the back door of the Farm contains crystal clear water at a depth of approximately 15' below ground level. The lane across the northern end of the pond is called 'Mill Lane' after a wind driven post mill which stood nearby. Beech Farm is currently being restored and has raised much interest. It is believed to be the oldest of its type and construction in the country. Its timber frame has been carbon dated as being part of the late 14th and early 15th centuries. My thanks to Mr Foster Allan of Black Horse Farm, Greetham, for this information.
Beech farm from Jolls Lane.	Candle Bottom from Jolls lane.
	The old grass covered eastern lane to Greetham taken from its junction with the road. Parts of the original surface is still exposed. The stoney soil at the left of the lane can be seen.
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