Turnastone Court Farm
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The standing
buildings at Turnastone Court Farm were surveyed by Archenfield
Archaeology in 2004. Extracts from the report are
reproduced here and incorporates some material provided by Joan Grundy
in her report: The farm buildings at Turnastone
Court. Unpublished
report, April 2004. |
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The
northern, timber-framed, barn at Turnastone Court Farm.
This grade II listed building dates from the mid to late 17th
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The east gable of a grade II listed late 18th century four bay
barn built of coursed rubble and lime mortar. |
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history, farm,
buildings, Turnastone Court, Turnastone, Golden Valley,
Herefordshire, Agriculture, archaeology
Building
1 - Farmhouse
Building
2 - granary and wain-house
Building
3 - piggery
Building
4 - 17th century timber-framed northern barn
Building
5 - single bay addition to barn 4
Building
6 - two bays added to west of bay A (Building 5)
Building
7 - northern barn lean-to
Building
8 - cow-house
Building
9 - 18th century stone barn
Building
10 - southern barn lean-to
Building
11 - southern barn brick lean-to
Building
12 - stable
Building
13 - corrugated iron shed
Building
14 - brick building built in 1946 by German POWs
Building
15 - building with hay-rack and manger
Building
16 - stable and chaise-house
Building
17 - cattle shed
Building
18 - possible bull-house
Building
19 - Dutch barn
Building
20 - small brick building
Building
21 - brick privy
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