Little Lodge Farm Old Building
Name of Researcher: Liz Taylor
Name or number of building |
Little Lodge Farm “Hidden Building” |
Street name |
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Village/Town |
Santon Downham IP27 0TX |
County |
Suffolk |
Current use Now largely built around is the remains of a substantial flint building. Walls remaining are 2-storey in places, and floor plan is at least double the size of the main barn (which is approx 9.5 x 14 metres) |
Other Farm Building |
Nature of original building (if discernible) |
Not known |
Alterations and additions Please describe (if discernible) |
Wooden loose boxes / corrugated sheds &c added to walls. Windows bricked up &c |
Approximate General Period Please include any information giving a more specific date, e.g. date plaque. |
No idea……. |
Form |
Single building |
Storeys |
Two |
Walling Material |
Flint & Brick √ |
Flint Walling Technique Unlike present Barn, are sections of wall of this building that are ‘knapped’ i.e. shaped |
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Roofing Material Now corrugated iron / concrete One or two courses of pantiles in places |
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Doorway /Lintel Detail |
Can’t be sure that any original doorways remain. |
Window Detail Formerly external walls are now all Internal and windows bricked / blocked. Originally appears all windows were small with wooden lintels & sills. Are a couple of ‘slit’ windows: no brick &c edging. |
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