This is the Manor Farm at Wanborough that my Grandfather would have known. My Butcher family farmed here until 1930 when the moved across to Guildford to farm at Manor Farm Onslow Village.
Part of my Guildford & District Collection.
Anglers Rest
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Julie Goucher ~ Anglers Rest 
I love this–Such history. And how the world has changed. I wonder what it would have been like to have been born into a world as simple and beautiful as this?
Happy PFF!
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I had to check, the reverse shows Vulcan series, published at Wanborough.
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I have quite a collection of old postcards like this one, I would almost be sure it is a Francis Frith. 🙂
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That's wonderful to know such family history.
I have a contest on my blog this weekend.
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Nice old photo. I'm blogging A to Z also. Thought I'd stop over and say hi. Hi!
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I'm with sheila … lovely to have a card that means so much to you. Happy PFF
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Oh I love it! Happy PFF!
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Lovely to have a card that means so much to you.
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