Twentieth century shelter sheds at Curd Hall Farm, Coggeshall (EHER 80230)

Two late 20th century brick shelter sheds in the N-W corner of the yard at Curd Hall Farm. Both have been rebuilt in the late 20th century.

April 2016. Heritage Assessment. Two late 20th century brick shelter sheds in the N-W corner of the yard at Curd Hall Farm. A large shelter shed adjoining the stable. The Ordnance Survey of 1875 shows a brick open-sided shelter-shed in the NW corner of the complex but the present building is a complete reconstruction in uniform red-brick and softwood of the late 20th century, presumably built for the new livery stable. A small shelter shed adjoining to the south. The narrow open-sided shelter-shed is a late 20th century reconstruction, like its neighbour on the North, but differs in fabric. It occupies the site of a gap in the complex depicted on the 1933 Ordnance Survey after the demolition of the mid 19th century shed shown on earlier maps, and was rebuilt in re-used brick at a different date after 1969. <1>