About Eaton Bray
Eaton Bray is a lively vibrant village, with many activities ranging from sports through to an annual pantomime and a monthly film club, also a Sunday lunch club for older single folk. There is a flourishing WI, many church activities, and a busy village hall, which has been recently refurbished and now proudly boasts of a high tech sound and light system, projector with a large screen. All due to an enthusiastic group of village volunteers who have raised funds for all this, with the support and grants from the Parish Council.
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Eaton Bray is a village and civil parish in the South Bedfordshire district. It is part of an urban area which crosses into the parish of Edlesborough in Buckinghamshire. The village of Eaton Bray sits at the foot of the Dunstable Downs and was once known as Eitone, or 'place of water' due to the large number of natural springs in and around the village. It was listed in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Eitone. The suffix 'Bray' refers to Sir Reginald Bray and the family that once owned the manor in this village, which was located at what is today 'Park Farm'. Eaton Bray once had a moated castle. The moat is all that remains today, is open to the public for fishing at 'Park Farm'. In Victorian times Arthur Macnamara the 'Mad Squire' of Billington planned to build a mansion on the site of the castle, but ran out of money after completing the lodge at the entrance to Park Farm.
One of the more distinctive Victorian buildings near the church, is the 'Coffee Tavern' built by a teetotal vicar of the parish to encourage the villagers out of the local public houses. This building was financed by the Wallace family who owned much of the land in the area as well as the famous 'Wallace Nurseries' known for their carnations. Today the site of Wallace Nurseries is a housing estate and most of the roads take their name from this and some of the plant varieties they created.