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Lower Brownsham Farm, Brownsham, Bideford Bay
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
Lower Brownsham Farmhouse is a Listed Grade II, possibly a C15th/C16th three cell cross passage house. It is a two storey single pile house with a three storey extension on the lower end and a single storey two cell rear extension, set centrally blocking a first floor window. Stair t...
Resource is part of: http://registry.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/collection/22721290
Storage barn & earth closet, High Oxenfell, Coniston
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
Lying just across the back yard from the farmhouse (ntsmr 26201) this two bay stone structure has two large openings in its northern wall, suggesting a variety of uses for the building - cartshed, shelter shed, covered midden, or turnip house but most likely a hay storage barn. It appears...
Resource is part of: http://registry.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/collection/22721290
Barn, Coombe Farm, Fowey
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
Much altered L-shaped stone barn range, banked at rear of left block. Left block hipped, right front facing block gabled. Later single storey gabled addition to right side of front block. Insurance survey shows barn pre some recent alterations, also shown is the line of the former round...
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Barn/cow house, Cutmadoc Farm, Lanhydrock
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
Late 19th century two storey hipped slatestone rubble barn, banked at right end. Single storey lean-to linhay/cart shed on front with hipped roof (91934*4), attached at right front further linhay and pig house (91934*3).
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Ruined Barn, Pikeside Farm, Duddon
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
In 1899 a long building, presumably a barn, was recorded on this site. One of the gable walls of this is now incorporated into the field wall, further remains exist on both sides of this however, and it is possible that this was once a separate farmstead. (NT VBS SURVEYOR; 1986)
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Farm buildings, Attingham Home Farm
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
Farm range of c.1760, largely rebuilt and extended c.1870, 50m NE of farmhouse (50106*0). Comprises cart shed/granary, barn, cowhouse, pigsties, a pig feed house, stable block, slaughterhouse, sheltersheds and loosebox.Status: Registered Park or GardenGrade: II
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Farm buildings, Duncote Farm
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
18th century buildings ranged 3 sides round a foldyard facing SE almost completely rebuilt c.1860. N (stable) arm demolished c.1980. Remaining cowhouses gabled, one storey tile and corrugated asbestos queen post roofs. Segmental header arches and I hit & miss ventilators. Doors hung and la...
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Farmyard barn at Caudale Beck Farm, Ullswater
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
Originally used as a cowhouse, byre and hay barn and presently used as a byre, hayloft and shelter shed this 1894 building is notable only for a segmental arch and the reset datestone.A late Victorian five bay barn and byre with a further two bay extension currently frame with Hartsop Hall...
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Barn 7, Dyke Head Farm, Wallington Estate, Cambo, Northumbria
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
This barn was provided for small-scale threshing operations as Dyke Head was built as a predominently grass farm. The granary is to the east and building (8) to the west was possibly the straw barn.
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Barn, Shippon & Hayloft, Rannerdale Farm, Buttermere
Type: Sites and monuments databases or inventories Publisher: Archaeology Data Service
Site:20583*3 This fine c.1840 former threshing barn provides the majority of the agricultural accommodation of the farmstead. It is linked to building *2 and forms the strongest element within the group. It consists of a shippon with hayloft over, a threshing barn and a cartshed with haylo...
Resource is part of: http://registry.ariadne-infrastructure.eu/collection/22721290