Bradshaw’s Hand Book to London, the Cloudesley Estate (no.62)

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Richard Cloudesley was a man of standing and substance who lived in Islington, where he died in 1518. His will directed that income from his land should be used for charitable purposes. The land was ‘Stony Fields’, or the Fourteen Acres, and his … Continued

Long Houses

Longhouses are a feature of Cratfield, and Suffolk. These houses, intended for both people and cattle, developed from Mediaeval buildings consisting of a central hall, a service end, and a byre for cattle. You may be interested in Vernacular houses