1903 Edward &
George Cadbury brought Chadwich Manor Estate from 1925 Part of Estate given to National Trust 1931 Plans drawn up for building of Barnes Close 1937 Barnes Close first on map 1939 Cadbury
family moved back to Selly Oak and Barnes Close let to 1945 Birmingham Sunday School Union acquire Barnes Close c1950
Extension over former courtyard and outhouse to provide additional 1964 Extension to Common Room and Games Room 1973 Plans drawn up for 6 extra bedrooms (West Wing) 1986 CfR moved to Barnes Close 1989 Formal transfer of Barnes Close from BSSU to CfR 1990's
Conversion of dormitories into single and twin rooms, provision of en-suite Addition of conservatory, known as 'The Dennis Webb Room' Return to Introduction to Barnes Close
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