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Barfield House hosted [[Carsely]]'s charity film screening of 'The Lady Killers' which [[Agatha Raisin]] had helped organise and promote. <small>([[The Walkers of Dembley]])</small> |
Barfield House hosted [[Carsely]]'s charity film screening of 'The Lady Killers' which [[Agatha Raisin]] had helped organise and promote. <small>([[The Walkers of Dembley]])</small> |
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Revision as of 18:20, 26 August 2020
Barfield House is the manor home of Charles Fraith.
Description
History
In 1971 a civil war coin was found on the estate by amateur archaeologist Frank Dover. (The Haunted House)
Barfield House hosted Carsely's charity film screening of 'The Lady Killers' which Agatha Raisin had helped organise and promote. (The Walkers of Dembley)
Charles occasionally rented out Barfield House as a venue for functions, such as weddings. (The Day the Floods Came)
The grounds of Barfield House hosted the Crossed Sword's re-enactment of the Battle of Titley’s Knob. (The Haunted House)
Barfield House was used as the venue for Carsely's Smooth Jazz charity night hosted by Sarah Bloxby and sponsored by Agatha. (The Love from Hell)
Residents
- Charles Fraith
- Gustav (Charles' assistant)
Trivia
- An old public footpath ran through the back of the land before Charles' crops grew over it. (The Walkers of Dembley)
- An advert for Barfield House as a venue to be rented appeared in at least one edition of The Cotswold Gazette. (The Witch of Wyckhadden)
- The back of the property borders Ivy Hall. (The Haunted House)
Gallery
