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Title: The Lee Ice House · language en-GB. First 1,800 of 5,556 characters:
The Lee Ice House Skip to content Lee Manor Society Protecting and enhancing the built and natural environment of Lee, South-East London Menu News About Society’s History Timeline Map Constitution Planning Updates The Ice House Meetings’ Minutes and Reviews Community garden Events Local History The History of Lee A French Puzzle In Lee A Lost Church of Lee Gallery Newsletter Contact The Ice House 2026 openings of the Ice House:April – Sunday 5th & Sunday 19th : 3pm – 5pmMay – Sunday 3rd & Sunday 17th : 3pm – 5pmJune – Sunday 7th & Sunday 21st : 3pm – 5pm(Saturday 20th June – Manor House Gardens Festival opening – 12 noon to 1700) July – Sunday 5th & Sunday 19th : 3pm – 5pmAugust – Sunday 2nd & Sunday 16th : 3pm – 5pmSeptember – Sunday 6th & Sunday 20th : 3pm – 5pm(Sunday 13th September Open House Weekend – TBC) Volunteer guides are always needed! If you can help please email leemanorsociety@gmail.com The Ice House on the north side of Manor House Gardens is a rare surviving example of an 18th century fridge. It was built to provide cold storage for food for the Manor House, later the home of Sir Francis Baring, the wealthy banker and MP who owned much of the land in Lee. The Ice House is opened by Lee Manor Society volunteers on the first and third Sundays of the month from April to September between 3pm and 5pm. Entrance is free but we welcome donations. The Ice House is thought to have been constructed at much the same time as the Manor House was built, in 1772 or 1773. The structure itself was covered with soil dug to form the lake, so it was completely underground, which lowered the temperature. The ice was mainly taken from the lake which often froze over in winter. It could last two years before melting. In mild winters ice could also be imported from Scandinavia
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