Photographic Archive

2011

The Old Chequers fire mark, showing that it is a Sun fire with the number x48618

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2011

The Shieling date stone showing 1800

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2011

Trefoil datestones from Cotfield outbuildings (1688)and Stone House (1684). They probably indicate that the same stone mason was involved. The one on Stone House bears the initials AVG. The names pf the people who would have commissioned the work cannot be ascertained, I and M Cxxxxx at Cotfiled (might this have been a Chapman?); I and H Kxxxxx at Stone House. (The I's are almost certainly J's).

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2011

Dale House, showing that this was built as a barn with the original large opening apparent on the west facing stonework as shown by the added red line.

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2011

Dale House date stone (1754). The initials almost certainly stand for Thomas and Margaret Chapman. Thomas, one of two known (and 4 unknown) sons (other was Edward) of Edward Chapman was born in 1719 in Guilsborough and married Margaret (maiden name unknown), who was born in 1727. The building was constructed in 1754. A lease held by the present owner shows that Thomas Chapman leased this land in 1751.

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2011

Doorway to 14 Manor Road is 1500s or early 1600s, perhaps not in its original position. The entire building (14 Manor Road + 16 Manor Road) is considered to be of manorial quality.

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2011

The Church spire showing the weather vane with a date of 1868.

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2011

Ropewalk House. Stone. 1800s.

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