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The old farm buildings of Graylingwell Farm Estate were retained for use as
the asylum farm. They were already historically notable as the previous home of Anna Sewell
who penned the children's classic Black Beauty. I doubt such nostalgia would've been high in the
mind of the pragmatic Victorians but the buildings were of good stock and retained.
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Administration Block. © Simon Cornwell 2007
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