Building record 3079/1/2 - Farmyard, Harringworth Lodge

A range of farm buildings to the rear of Harringworth Lodge, constructed by the late 19th century. A building recording survey was undertaken in 2015 of one of the barns on the eastern side of the courtyard prior to alterations. It was found to be of a mid 19th-century date.

{1} Building recording survey of one of a range of farmbuildings to the rear of Harringworth Lodge prior to the installation of a new biomass heating system. The building probably dates from the mid 19th century. It is rectangular in plan and forms part of a north-south aligned range of buildings on the east side of the farmyard. It has opposed single doors in the middle of the side walls and three high-level taking-in doors, two in the west elevation and one in the east elevation. The walls are in coursed rubble with some dressed stone; some of the dressed stone is clearly re-used from an earlier building. The roof has tiebeam, collar beam trusses and staggered butt purlins and is covered in Welsh slate. It has triangular vents in the upper and lower parts of the side walls indicating it was used for crop storage.

<1> Phillips, M., 2016, Harringworth Lodge, Harringworth, Northamptonshire: Historic Building Recording (Report). SNN111869.

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May 11 2025 3:35PM