Building record MNN170755 - Outbuildings, 12 Harbidges Lane

An L-shape range of outbuildings built in 1951 incorporating elements of earlier, 18th/19th century buildings

{1} An L-shape range of buildings that occupy the same footprint as buildings present on 18th and 19th century mapping. However, analysis of the fabric shows that the buildings were modern- the previous landowners indicated that they were built in 1951. The buildings contain limited remains of the earlier buildings, most notably the lower courses on the west elevation of the building fronting onto Harbidges Lane. The bricks used on the east gable of the building to the rear are likely to be 19th century in date, suggesting it may be part of an earlier building. Limited quoinwork on the west gable of this building indicated it was originally free standing and that the boundary wall here is likely to be later.

<1> Richards, G., 2016, An Archaeological Standing Building Survey 12 Harbidges Lane Long Buckby Northamptonshire, 2016 (Report). SNN111022.

<2> Crank, N. (Editor), 2017, South Midlands Archaeology (47), p. 34 (Journal). SNN111362.

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