Image: Lloyd's Farmhouse 1

Description: "Farm, Sparkhill", alias "Farm, County Warwick", etc., now known as "Lloyd's Farmhouse, Farm Park, 139 Sampson Road, Birmingham" (listed building text[1]), a grade II* listed building. The historic residence from 1742 to 1912 of the Birmingham branch of the Lloyd family of Dolobran, Montgomeryshire, Quakers, ironmasters and founders of Lloyd's Bank. Built by Sampson II Lloyd (1699-1779), who with his son Sampson III Lloyd (1728-1807) founded Lloyd's Bank. This was the original entrance to the house, through an avenue of Elms. It is one of the most important of the rare surviving Georgian buildings in the city of Birmingham[1]
Title: Lloyd's Farmhouse 1
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Author: Tony Hisgett
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