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A black, timber-clad thatched cottage with white-framed windows, white shutters, and two brick chimneys under a cloudy sky.

63 Church Street Great Wilbraham (RGL2024)

Whitethorn, 63 Church Street, Great Wilbraham

History of Whitethorn

Listed Building

Cottage, C13-C14 with one bay rebuilt in C16 and later additions of C17 to left hand. Timber frame, rendered with part of rear wall rebuilt in brick C19-C20. Thatched roof of long straw with C19 grey gault brick upper courses to C17-C18 ridge stack.

Building dates

  • Built by 1399
Source for this date
  • Built by 1399: Listed building: by C13-C14 (grade II)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • medieval
  • tudor

Projects

  • Great Wilbraham

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