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Where exactly was the series filmed?
This I asked myself and then collected after some search
the following information. These are also very
interesting and helpful if a fan wants to follow the
traces of Catweazle when going on holiday.
Here I have listed only the most important locations for
otherwise it would be beyond the scope of this website.
But who wants to go more into detail then I recommend to
contact the official Catweazle Fan Club. There you can
get a very nice CD-Rom (Word file) "Catweazle Locations Series One"
which contains really all locations of the 1st series.
There is also a DVD available with a detailed
documentary about the locations of the 1st series.
 
www.catweazlefanclub.co.uk
"Catweazle" was filmed in England.
In the area around London.
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The first Series:
in Surrey:
in the small village of
East Clandon and its surroundings. So also in
the villages of East Horsley, Ottershaw, Send,
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The second Series:
in Hertfordshire:
in the village of
Hertford and the surrounding area.
And in the places Brickendon, Epping Green, Bayford
and in the county of East Sussex.
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(Other links to the various places I have added further below.)
Maps can be found at:
Google Maps:
http://maps.google.co.uk
Geograph:
www.geograph.org.uk
 
LOCATIONS OF THE 1st SERIES
"Hexwood Farm"
Home Farm in East Clandon (Surrey)
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These pictures show the Home Farm in East Clandon.
In the series this is the
"Hexwood-Farm" of the Bennets.
Since 2003
the official Catweazle Fan Club organizes the annual
Fan Club meeting here at the farm. As part of
the annual summer fete (village fete). Catweazle fans from all over
the world come and meet, attend the autograph session with the
stars of the series and visit some locations.
The current owners of the farm host the village fete,
and Catweazle fans are welcome to attend the fete
and view the Barn at "Hexwood" but for privacy
reasons, fans are asked not to seek to view it at
other times.
Address: Home Farm, Ripley Road, East
Clandon, Surrey, UK
Map: East Clandon and
surrounding area
External Links:
 Official Website
of East Clandon:
www.eastclandon.org.uk
East Clandon: Village
Life (On this site you can find a link:
"Catweazle".)
East Clandon: Street Map
Link to Google Maps:
Click for a larger view
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The water tower "Castle Saburac" was build
especially for the series, in a small wood near
the Home Farm. But it was not used for filming
inside. For all the scenes on the tower was build an
extra water tank on the ground. The scenes inside
the water tower were shot in the film studios.
After the filming of the series Castle Saburac was
pulled down and does not stand anymore. Which many
fans find is a pity.
Also the small wood has changed during the years and
from the big tree in the left picture there is only
a stump remaining.
(Detailed directions to the small wood can be found
on the locations CD-Rom.)
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The museum in the episode "The Curse of Rapkyn" is in
real a hotel and golfclub named "Foxhills".
Address: "Foxhills", Ottershaw, Surrey, United Kingdom KT16 0EL
External Link:
www.foxhills.co.uk
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The Street with the Hairdresser's
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This is the row of houses from the episode "The
Witching Hour", "The Eye of Time"
and "The Power of Adamcos".
It is located in East Horsley, a small village near
East Clandon, and served in the series as the
backdrop for the hairderesser's, the betting shop
and the antique shop.
The hairdresser's where Catweazle and Harold pinched
a handful of hair in the episode "The Witching Hour"
is still there and is still in use as a real
hairderessser's!
Maybe some Catweazle fans like to get their hair
done there?:
"Just Now Haircare" Tel.: (Vorwahl
England) 01483 285007
Address: Bishopsmead Parade, Ockham Road South (B2039), East Horsley, Surrey, UK
Map: East Horsley and surrounding area
External
Links:
Wikipedia about East Horsley
Link to Google Maps:
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for a larger view
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The Church from "The Telling Bone"
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On which church steeple has Catweazle landed here?
For shooting the episode "The Telling Bone"
two different churches were used.
The two pictures above show the upper part the spire
of St
Lawrence Church in Chobham and the two pictures
below show the lower part of St Mary Church in Send.
Addresses: Church
above: St Lawrence, High Street, Chobham
Church below: Church of St Mary the Virgin,
Church Lane, Send, Woking
External Links:
St Lawrence Church:
www.chobhamchurch.co.uk
St Mary Church:
www.sendparishchurch.co.uk
Links to Google Maps:
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Click for a larger view
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LOCATIONS OF
THE 2nd SERIES
"Kings Farthing"
Brickendonbury in
Hertford (Hertfordshire)
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The Pub where Catweazle finds the sign of Taurus
and where he buyes "Pips and Crops"
is in real a Pub called "The Beehive".
Address: The Beehive,
Epping Green, Hertford SG13 8NB, Hertfordshire, UK
External Links:
Infos and pictures:
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/35461
Link to Google Maps:
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In the episode "Duck Halt": the Pub "The Farmers Boy" which
you can see here is located near Brickendonbury.
Address: The Farmer’s Boy, 1 Brickendon Lane, Brickendon, Hertford SG13 8NU,
Hertfordshire, UK
External Link:
Website of the Pub: www.thefarmersboy.net
Link to Google Maps:
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The Church from "Duck Halt"
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This time it's not an old water tower
which Catweazles choosed for home but an abandoned
railway station called "Duck Halt". This building was
a converted outbuilding of Brickendonbury. Not long after the shooting, it was unfortunately
demolished. Many of the things in "Duck Halt" were borrowed from a (railway) museum.
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"The Elderford Law Courts"
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The imposing building from the episode "The
Enchanted King" is a technical school called "Goldings".
Address: Goldings, Paddock Wood, Tonbridge, Kent TN12 6EQ, UK
External Link:
Official
site of the school:
www.goldings.org
Link to Google Maps:
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