Editing Sipson (section)

====Wall Garden Farm====
Wall Garden Farm is a little east of the Sipson crossroads, north of the road to Harlington. It was [[orchard]] land, surrounded and divided by high walls to keep winds and frost (and fruit thieves) off.
*Early 1900s: ''See [[Heathrow (hamlet)#20th century]] for events involving Jonathan Smith.'' Jonathan Smith went [[bankrupt]] and moved from Heathrow Hall to Wall Garden Farm. Later he came to an arrangement with his creditors and the bankruptcy was [[Bankruptcy discharge|discharged]]. He set up a [[jam]] factory to use the abundant fruit grown in the area. His son Frederick ran the jam factory after him. Kenwood Close (a street in Sipson) is where the jam factory was.<ref>Sherwood, 2011, p61.</ref>
*1970: By now most of Wall Garden Farm's trees had been grubbed out.
*2004: Wall Garden Farm was being used for off-airport [[car park]]ing for Heathrow Airport.