Address: St Cross South Elmham Harleston Norfolk IP20 0PZ
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Description: South Elmham Hall is a working farm which retains many of the features of an earlier medieval landscape. The hall itself dates from the 13th century and stands within a moated enclosure. The core of the farm was a deer park, where many veteran trees survive. The 11th century minster lies within a fortified, possibly Roman, enclosure of bank and ditch. There has always been a settlement on the site since Saxon times.All school visits to the farm are free of charge if booked through the Countryside Stewardship Educational Access scheme and include one member of staff to assist or lead for the day.
South Elmham Hall is a working farm which retains many of the features of an earlier medieval landscape. The hall itself dates from the 13th century and stands within a moated enclosure. The core of the farm was a deer park, where many veteran trees survive. The 11th century minster lies within a fortified, possibly Roman, enclosure of bank and ditch. There has always been a settlement on the site since Saxon times.
All school visits to the farm are free of charge if booked through the Countryside Stewardship Educational Access scheme and include one member of staff to assist or lead for the day.