Farm buildings at Black Hedley

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Farm buildings at Black Hedley

Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 30 Aug 2016

This settlement dates back to medieval times. The present farm was built in 1750 by local landowner Humphrey Hopper. This building was probably added at a later date, around 1800 perhaps, and is a byer with hay lot above. Very typical for the area. A nice touch is the rounded corners to the door on the left. Obviously this was a superior type of farm.

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.861767
Longitude
-1.91709