Cottages, Farmhouses, and Other Minor Buildings in England of the 16th, 17th, and 18th Centuries

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Book Description:

The material in this volume is a collection of the more typical examples of cottages and farmhouses found principally through the Cotswold district and neighboring county along with ones in the counties southeast of London and as well as a few from Wiltshire and Suffolk. Throughout the Cotswold Hills is found perhaps the most interesting type of smaller domestic architecture in England, constructed of local limestone by local craftsmen. Through Surrey, Sussex, and Kent is another very interesting section rich in similarly small domestic architecture, though constructed of heavy oak framing.