National Farm Building Types
By Jeremy Lake, Paul Adams
This document summarises Historic England's research on the character and significance of the principal types of farm building in England, providing consistent terminology for describing farmsteads and their building types, now incorporated into a new thesaurus which will allow users to identify and apply standardised indexing to farmstead types and their functional parts.
This will be of use to Historic Environment Records and to anyone involved in the recording of farmsteads. It provides greater detail than in the National Farmsteads Character Statement.
Contents
- FARM BUILDING TYPES – A DETAILED GUIDE
- ASH HOUSE
- BARN
- BEE BOLE
- BREWHOUSE/ BAKEHOUSE
- CART SHED
- COACH HOUSE
- CATTLE HOUSING
- CIDER INDUSTRY
- DAIRIES AND CHEESE ROOMS
- DOVE COTES
- DUTCH BARN
- FORGE
- GRANARY
- HAY BARN
- HOP INDUSTRY
- KENNELS
- DETACHED KITCHEN
- LONGHOUSE
- MALT HOUSE
- MILL
- PIG HOUSING
- POULTRY
- ROOT STORE
- SHEEP HOUSING
- SILAGE CLAMP AND TOWER
- SLAUGHTERHOUSES
- STABLE
- STACK STAND
- STADDLE BARN
- WELL HOUSE
Additional Information
- Publication Status: Completed
- Pages: 39
- Product Code: 51968
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