Summary
These three small kennels / pig sties are constructed in the same fashion as the walls in the area, but with a slightly higher content of quarried stone. The roof has a single pine purlin with flatways sawn rafters and old thick slates and sandstone ridge, untorched.
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Monument Types
- SHED (Post Medieval - 1540 AD to 1900 AD)
Description
These three small kennels / pig sties are constructed in the same fashion as the walls in the area, but with a slightly higher content of quarried stone. The roof has a single pine purlin with flatways sawn rafters and old thick slates and sandstone ridge, untorched.
20th century doors are disused now. In the centre of the southern portion is a Walna Scar slate division, boarded above eaves level. Visible floors were of earth.
(NT VBS SURVEYOR; 1986)
References
- SZI50236 - Vernacular Building Survey: Martin Higgins. 01/08/1986. Vernacular building survey of Tongue House Farm, Duddon.
Other Statuses and References
None Recorded
Associated Events
- ENA1460 - Field Survey, Vernacular Building Survey, Tongue House Farm, Duddon Valley, 1986
Associated Finds
None Recorded