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Barn and Cottage nr. 9, Chapel Lane

History of Barn and Cottage Chapel Lane

Listed Building

Cottage and barn altered as a school. Late C18 conversion of perhaps C17 barn with cottage added to east gable. … The school was established in c.1780 by the Wedd family who were dissenters and educators; in 1848 the property was purchased by Mr Stockbridge,a miller. 

 

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