Summary
Cart Shed/Garage, Lower Buckden, Stubbins
Identification Images (0)
Monument Types
- GARAGE (Late 19th C - 1875 AD to 1900 AD)
- CART SHED (Post Medieval - 1540 AD to 1900 AD (at some time))
Description
Late 19th or early 20th century stone structure now used as a garage with a slate roof.
(NT VBS Surveyor; 1987)
This square building also appears to have been built by the time of the tithe map (c 1838), but may have been rebuilt or altered. It is of a single storey and built from random or roughly coursed rubble, with edge-laid, squared quoins. It is built into the bank to the rear (the south), and there is a wide doorway, probably secondary, and with window over, to the north. The roof is of stone slate, with stone ridge, and is carried on purlins which span the building's length. The building is currently used as a store, but was probably formerly a garage or cart shed; originally it may have had a different purpose, which is no longer evident (Stephen Haigh 2002).
References
- SZI1988 - Vernacular Building Survey: National Trust Vernacular Buildings Surveyor. 1987. Stubbins & Holcombe Moor - Vernacular Buildings Survey.
- SZI50351 - Vernacular Building Survey: Stephen Haigh. 2002. Lower Buckden, The Stubbins Estate. Building
Building 4 (store).
Designations
None Recorded
Other Statuses and References
None Recorded
Associated Events
- ENA1600 - Field Survey, Lower Buckden, The Stubbins Estate, Rossendale, Lancashire
Associated Finds
None Recorded