Courthouse, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
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Courthouse, Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire
Image: © Oswald Bertram Taken: 9 Jul 2015
C15 wool staple warehouse, 2 storeys, timber-frame with brick infill on rubble stone base. Old tile roof. Upper storey jettied continuously except east bay recessed with curved braces in 'Wealden' manner. West gable also jettied with dragon beam and shaped bracket at south-west corner. Three ledged doors, irregular 2-light casements to ground floor. Five 2-light horizontal sliding casements to first floor. Interior has one long upper room, with alternating queen strut and archbraced collar trusses. Restored after purchase by National Trust in 1900, architect Austin Gomme, assistant to C R Ashbee. (Source:Historic England)
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Image Location
Latitude
51.775869
Longitude
-0.990011