Building record 46/9/4 - Farm Building, Converted to Stables, College Farm

{1} Building III: Stables
5 bay stone walls, with south wall rebuilt with brick piers and concrete block to form 5 stables: the brick piers seem to replace timber posts as in Building II. Half-hipped roof similar to other buildings, elm with corrugated asbestos covering. No obvious features can be observed in the external stone walls. East wall abuts north wall which appears to have formerly continued to east. Curved stonework at south east corner. 19th century with modern alterations. An earlier building is shown on the same site on a map of 1696. Traditional farm building converted to stables.

<1> OXFORD ARCHAEOLOGICAL UNIT, 1999, Land at College Farm, Aynho, Northamptonshire: Archaeological Desk Based Assessment and Building Recording, (checked) (Report). SNN43379.

<2> 1696/1720, The Topographical Descripton of the Lordship of the Manor of Aynho, Being the Land of Thomas Cartwright Esquire (NRO Map 4612 C(A)6268 (Map of Aynho)), (unchecked) (Map). SNN109339.

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Jan 19 2021 4:29PM