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Ann Kronbergs Published: 12:50 PM May 10, 2021    George Orwell in Wallington in 1939 with one of his and Eileen s goats - Credit: UCL Library, Special Collections, Orwell Archive 2D21 The little village of Wallington in North Hertfordshire appears, on a first visit, to have remained relatively untouched by time in the 85 years since George Orwell lived here. It was here he found inspiration for many of the settings and characters in his iconic novel Animal Farm, first published in 1945.  A small sign saying Manor Farm can be seen on the roadside wall of the Great Barn, a large black timber-framed structure almost visible from the cottage on Kitt’s Lane where Orwell, real name Eric Blair, lived between 1936 and 1940 with his wife Eileen. The writer probably had the lofty interior of the barn in mind for the scene in the novel where Old Major, the prize middle white boar, shares his vision of Animalism with the assembled creatures, encouraging them to believe in a n

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