Map of The village of Beeby in Leicestershire circa 1888.

Please follow the links for more information and photographs of the church and village.

Points of particular note on this map are:

• Little Beeby lies to the south east of Beeby.
• Beeby House is north of Beeby.
• Beeby Spring Grange lies north east of Beeby.
• In the main Beeby Village is shown the Manor House, All Saints Church with its Rectory
  and The North Leicestershire Brewery which was known as Beeby Brewery.
• Roger Beeby mentions the village in his article on Medieval Leicester.

In his book The Buildings of England - Leicestershire and Rutland  Pevsner wrote:
"Little Beeby, 250 yards south east of the church.  A mid 17th century farmhouse, timber framed in
rectangular panels.  With a cross-passage, but of four bays, not the customary three.  One of the
series of scattered houses that remains of the shrunken medieval village of Beeby."

Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Multi Media Mapping.

This page last updated 26th August 2000