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Glebe Cottage
Taken in 2003
From a postcard dated about 1887
Glebe Cottage was built in 1789 and was owned first by a Sunderland curate and later by the Whinney family. It is now owned by Vincent and June McCann who bought it in 1954 from Mr. Snowdon, a builder who was killed during the building of one of his houses. The first floor was added by the McCanns in 1963, thus converting it into a fairly large family house. The McCanns sold the house to the present owners in February 2006
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