Where Is Low Birk Hatt Farm?
Low Birk Hatt Farm in the Durham Dales, Which Featured in a 1973 Documentary on Hannah's Life, Is for Sale at £590,000. the Property Famously Had No Running...
Low Birk Hatt Farm in the Durham Dales, which featured in a 1973 documentary on Hannah's life, is for sale at £590,000. The property famously had no running water or electricity when Hannah took part in the ITV show Too Long A Winter about the harsh conditions faced by dales farmers.
What happened to Low Birk Hatt Farm?
In 1988, Low Birk Hatt Farm was purchased by the Durham Wildlife Trust, which now manages it as Hannah's Meadows nature reserve; one of the farm buildings—which are excluded from the SSSI—has been renovated as an unmanned visitor centre.
Where was Hannah Hauxwells farm?
A Yorkshire Post article published in April 1970 chronicled the daily life of Hauxwell, then 44, as she worked alone in her family home, Low Birk Hatt Farm, a dilapidated 80-acre (32 ha) farm in Baldersdale, west of Cotherstone, in the North Riding of Yorkshire (since 1974 in County Durham).
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