Lodge Farm: Buildings Record (OASIS ID: stephenh1-360390)

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Introduction

Buildings A and B, looking north-west
Buildings A and B, looking north-west

The historic outbuildings at Lodge Farm date from the 18th to the 20th century, and are all brick-built with pantile roofs. Three of them form an irregular courtyard arrangement intended to serve a mixed farming establishment, and have evolved to their present form over a number of centuries, while the fourth is set apart and includes an open-fronted cart-shed.


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