Sale of Rushden

September 14th 1920

Julians

Shaw Green Farm - Lot 3

Shaw Green Farm Cottages - Lot 3

Drapers Farm House - Lot 4

Cottages

Mill End

Lot 5	No 7	Mill House	Old cottage burnt down
Lot 6	No 6	Old Hammers	17th C
Lot 7	No 4 & 5	Anvil Cottage	Late 16th C; extended 19th C
Lot 7	No 3	The Cottage	17th C
Lot 8	No 1 & 2	Old Mill Cottage	17th C

Church End

Lot 9	No 1	Old Thatches	Formerly 3, Old Thatches; late 18th C
Lot 9	No 2	Dearmans	Formerly 1, Old Thatches; late 17th C
Lot 9	No 3	Little Thatches	Formerly 4, Old Thatches; late 17th C
Lot 9	No 4	Windmill House	Early 16th C; hall floored and heated late 17th C; divided to form two dwellings
Lot 10	No 5	The Old Post Office
Lot 11	No 7	Barberry Cottage	17th C
Lot 12		Hillside
Lot 13	No 9	Blarney Hollow	17th C
Lot 13	No 10 & 11	Church End Cottage	16th C; extended, floored and heated 17th C; extended 19th C
Lot 14	No 12	Church Farm & Field Cottage	Late 16th & 17th C
Lot 15	No 13	Rose Cottage	18th C
Lot 15	No 14	Spring Cottage	18th C
Lot 16	No 15	Yew Tree Cottage	17th C; extended 20th C

Church Farm Lane (Treacle Lane)

Lot 17	No 1	Treacle Cottage	17th C; extended 19th & 20th C
Lot 17	No 2	Honey Pot Cottage	17th C
Lot 17	No 3	Risden Cottage	17th C
Lot 17	No 4	Flint Cottage	18th C; originally two dwellings

Southern Green

Lot 19	No 1	Parknasilla	17th C
Lot 20	No 2	Youngloves Cottage
Lot 21	No 3	Moonshine	17th C; extended 18th C
Lot 21	No 4	Stile End	17th C
Lot 21	No 5 & 6	Southern Cottage	Early 17th C; extended 18th & 20th C
Lot 21	No 7 & 8	Bachelors	Late 17th C

Young Love's Farm - Lot 20

Offley Green cottage.

Pony and trap, Offley Green. Frank Graves, Revd. John Walker's grandfather, who worked at Julians in the 1920s. The Walkers owned the bakery on Roe Green and delivered bread, groceries and meat to Rushden until 1980.