Site of nineteenth century cart lodge, Lower Barn Farm, Hungerdown Lane (EHER 80506)
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Summary
A two-bay cart lodge, open to the South, which was built up against the South elevation of the listed barn. It was erected in the mid 19th century, and this is attested to by two carved bricks inscribed 'ERECTED 1851'. Google Earth imagery suggests the cart lodge was reconstructed by April 2011.
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Location
| Grid reference | Centred TM 0803 3048 (9m by 8m) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | LAWFORD, TENDRING, ESSEX |
Type and Period
Description
April 2010. Heritage assessment.
A two-bay cart lodge, open to the South, which was built up against the South elevation of the listed barn. It was erected in the mid 19th century, and this is attested to by two carved bricks inscribed 'ERECTED 1851'. The pan-tiled roof recently collapsed and the supporting walls were subsequently removed in June 2010 due to safety concerns. <1>
April 2011. Aerial imagery.
Google Earth imagery suggests the cart lodge was reconstructed by April 2011. <2>
Sources
- <1> SEX75687 Building Recording Report: Hillman-Crouch, B.. 2010. Lower Barn Farm, Hungerdown Lane, Lawford, Tendring: Description and analysis of the Barn and attached piggeries, separate piggeries, workshop and other ancilliary buildings.
- <2> SEX68000 Aerial Photograph: Google. Google Earth Online Resource.
Related Monuments/Buildings (4)
- Part of: Lower Farmhouse (Listed Building) (EHER 34612)
- Related to: Barn approximately 60 metres south west of Lower Farmhouse (Listed Building) (EHER 34613)
- Related to: Eighteenth century timber framed store and 20th century outshots, Lower Barn Farm, Hungerdown Lane (Building) (EHER 80507)
- Related to: Mid 19th century piggery and 20th century outshots at Lower Barn Farm, Hungerdown Lane (Building) (EHER 80508)