Uploaded July 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Taking a tour of Whittakers Cottages at the Weald and Downland Living museum.
This pair of cottages was built in the mid 1860s, facing the newly opened Epsom-Leatherhead railway. They were built for rent and were occupied by agricultural labourers. One of the cottages has been left unfinished inside, to expose the timber-framed structure. The other has been furnished to a late-19th century date.
Taking a tour of Whittakers Cottages at the Weald and Downland Living museum.
This pair of cottages was built in the mid 1860s, facing the newly opened Epsom-Leatherhead railway. They were built for rent and were occupied by agricultural labourers. One of the cottages has been left unfinished inside, to expose the timber-framed structure. The other has been furnished to a late-19th century date.
