Source/Archive record SYO1975 - Manor Farm Dunnington
Title | Manor Farm Dunnington |
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Author/Originator | L S Archaeology |
Date/Year | 2017 |
Abstract/Summary
A program of archaeological building recording Level 2, at Manor Farm, Elvington Road, Dunnington, North Yorkshire was undertaken prior to the proposed conversion of a cluster of six farming related buildings.
The buildings had most recently been used as a piggery and the survey of the buildings revealed:
- The East Barn is the earliest of all the 6 structures that make the present complex. This barn is likely to be 18th century in date. The barn originally had an upper floor.
- The overall design of the complex is of interest due to the inclusion of two grand Pigeon Cotes positioned either end of the main structure facing the street frontage.
- The South Cow House has to its southern external elevation a unique curved wall. This architectural statement only occurs on this elevation. The location of this curve may have been deliberate to enable more effective driving of livestock into the courtyard.
Referenced Monuments (1)
- MYO4303 Manor Farm Barns (Pigeon Cote Farm, Hill Farm), Dunnington (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- EYO6336 Manor Farm, Dunnington
Record last edited
Oct 3 2024 4:21PM