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Full Record - Pennant Melangell, Trefechan, barn

LocationPennant Melangell, Trefechan, barn, Montgomeryshire
Grid referenceSJ 0254 2614
DescriptionA three-bayed cruck-framed barn ranged west-east and sited across the slope at a higher level than the house. The lateral walls are timber framed but the gable ends appear to have been stone walled. The trusses at the central threshing floor each have a morticed tie-beam and collar; the surviving truss set against the stone wall has a lapped tie-beam and high collar and was not infilled. Trefechan is the first farmstead where it has proved possible to date both cruck-framed house and barn; the investment in the barn occurred fifty years after the construction of the house. Survey in NMRW; dating commissioned by RCAHMW.
Type of BuildingBarn
Type of StructureCrucks
DATES
Type of date Tree-ring (ring width) date.
Felling Date Range1607 - 1608
PeriodPost Medieval
Century17
Date1607/8
IDENTIFIERS
VA Volume No.35
VA Page No.113
List sequence id1910
Laboratory Oxford Dendrochronology Laboratory (and predecessors)

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