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Full Record - Nottingham, 11 Bridlesmithgate

LocationNottingham, 11 Bridlesmithgate, Nottinghamshire
Grid referenceSK 574 397
DescriptionThis building in Bridlesgate is a timber-framed house, plastered and with a tiled gabled roof. It has four storeys and is one bay wide. It has a jettied attic with late nineteenth-century bargeboards and finial, and a jettied second floor on late nineteenth-century brackets. The ground floor has a large modern shop front. There is an eighteenth-century brick wing at the rear. It is hemmed in by tall late nineteenth-century buildings on either side.
Type of BuildingHouse
Type of StructureTimber frame; Side purlin roof; jetties
DATES
Type of date Tree-ring (ring width) date.
Felling Date1443
PeriodMedieval
Century15
Date1443
IDENTIFIERS
VA Volume No.27
VA Page No.87
List sequence id716
Laboratory Nottingham University Tree-ring Dating Laboratory

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