Building record 5566/1/2 - Farm buildings, Buttermilk Hall Farm

A range of 18th and 19th century farm buildings including barns, stables and animal shelters. Originally part of the Duke of Grafton's estate

{1} Historic building recording of a range of farm buildings at Buttermilk Hall Farm was undertaken prior to conversion to domestic use. Some of the farm buildings appear to originate in the 18th century, as they are noted in a lease of 1753. This may include the farmhouse, as well as the combination barn (comprising a threshing barn and stables). Most of the other buildings were in place by 1808 and by 1885 the farm had developed its current plan.

<1> Wolframm-Murray Y., 2018, Historic building recording at Buttermilk Hall Farm, Blisworth, Northamptonshire, April 2018 (Report). SNN111567.

<2> Bassir A., 2016, Historic map regression and research at Buttermilk Hall Farm, Blisworth, Northamptonshire (Report). SNN111580.

<3> Crank, N. (Editor), 2019, South Midlands Archaeology (49), p. 74 (Journal). SNN111755.

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