Outbuildings at Grange Farm, Muggleswick
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Outbuildings at Grange Farm, Muggleswick
Image: © Robert Graham Taken: 22 Aug 2017
Grange Farm is a typical North Pennines linear style range, with these buildings built continuous with the house. There is a date inscription of 1694 on a door lintel, but there was probably a major rebuild in the later C18. The surviving range has many interesting old features, including the two large pitching doors on the first floor, and pigeon holes in the centre bay.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.845332
Longitude
-1.933319