Rosedene Cottage, Dodford, Worcestershire, England. Built in 1849 and the best preserved of all the hundreds of properties part of the Chartist Land Movement of 1845-1850. Brick, on 4 acres of land with a kitchen garden and an orchard replanted in 2006. It looks like 92m² and has an indoor well/pump, a privy, kitchen, piggery etc. The Chartist Land Movement meant to resettle landless industrial workers on productive farmland both to give them the right to vote in elections and to ease the pressure on over supply of workers in cities thus leading to higher wages for workers in general. The whole movement ultimately failed largely due to the its highly charismatic but incompetent and insane leader, Feargus O'Connor (1796-1855), but the idea was to sell shares in a co-operative that would purchase land, build cottages/homesteads, and allocate these by lottery, while remortgage would enable further land purches and so on. Many hundreds of these cottages were built though, on the five different estates purchased in Oxfordshire, Worcestershire, Hertfordshire, Gloucestershire, so it was hardly a complete failure, and many still stand but modernized. Rosedene Cottage is available for vacation rental but not currently open to visitors. Unless you want to volunteer?
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