Cart lodge to west of Colville Hall (EHER 38057)

Late 16th to early 17th century timber-framed cart lodge. An archaeological watching brief identified no archaeological features or deposits within the area of the cart lodge.

2012. Building survey. The cart lodge is a crude 17th or 18th open-sided thatched building that was probably constructed to contain livestock before becoming a cart lodge in the 19th century. Some of the less-substantial timbers have rotted and the roof over the main part has been replaced. The rough vernacular build of cart lodge illustrates the diversity of the buildings here. The original collar purlin roof was replaced with a late 19th or 20th century. <1> November 2018. Watching brief. Archaeological watching brief identified no archaeological features or deposits within the area of the cart lodge. <2>