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The
left hand picture was taken, we believe, in the 1930s - the right hand
one was taken on January 1st 1998.
There are, however, few changes to the surroundings.
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| The house was Grade 2 Listed in May 1985. English Heritage gives the following information:- | |
Bridge House GV II House. C17, late C18,with C20 restoration and extension. Stone and roughcast walls, with a tiled roof. Corner house, of timber-framed origin, re-faced. West elevation (to the Lane) of 2 storeys, 2 above 1 window. ½-hipped roof, shafted stack. Walls of coursed chalkstone with brick dressings (all painted), plinth. Casements, one ground floor C20 rectangular bay with a tiled roof. Stone plaque inscribed KEL 1712. The south gable has roughcast walls and is tiled in its upper part; rear extensions (C20) incorporate the entrance. Inside, there are remains of the timber frame. |
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| Information from English Heritage, Images of England | |