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A black-and-white print showing a timber-framed wall with a horizontal beam carved with the letters ID, 1612, and ID.

The Old House, Eltisley, 1612, (RCHM)

The Old House, 75 The Green, Eltisley

History of The Old House

Listed Building

House. Dated ‘ID 1612 ED’, on lintel to blocked door, built for James Disbrowe (d.1638) and his wife Elizabeth. (Historic England)

Black and white photograph of an L-shaped timber-framed house with a central stone chimney, seen across a grassy field.

Old House, Eltisley 1612 (RCHM)

Black and white view of a timber-framed house in Eltisley with a gabled wing, tiled roof, and a tall brick chimney stack.

Old House, Eltisley 1612 (RCHM)

 

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