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Lower Winskill, northern range of cart-entry barn

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AA4_1_01 Lower Winskill, northern range of cart-entry barn, former housebody, and barn with shippon (NGR82706650), view of front (south side)
Lower Winskill North range

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AA4_1_08 Lower Winskill N range – reproduced drawing of roof truss and plan drawing copied from unknown publication, drawing initialled and dated ‘AP 13/1/02’ (Arnold Pacey: Yorkshire Vernacular Building Study Group)
Lower Winskill interior

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AA4_1_04 Lower Winskill – interior of unidentified building showing paved floor. (Building is likely to be the barn at W end of northern range).
Box1 Feizor wallet

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Silverdale Barn, Stainforth: Tree-Ring Dating Report 1

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Silvverdale Barn Tree-Ring Dating report Cardboard A4 document wallet referenced AA5_1 containing: item AA5_1_1 Comb-bound A4 report:- Arnold A & Howard R: 2019 May: ‘Silverdale Barn, Stainforth, Near Settle, North Yorkshire: Tree-ring Analysis of Timbers’: Nottingham, Nottingham Tree-Ring Dating Laboratory (NTRDL).
Springs Wood Barn, Langcliffe, nr Settle: Tree-Ring Dating Report 2c

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Cardboard A4 document wallet referenced AA5_2 containing: item AA5_2_3 copy YDNPA traditional farm buildings census record sheet, visit date 26 Aug 2010, recorders ‘AA’ (Alison Armstrong) &’PO’ (P Oliver) with later annotations (2 X A4 sheets)
Springs Wood Barn, Langcliffe, nr Settle: Tree-Ring Dating Report 2a

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Cardboard A4 document wallet referenced AA5_2 containing: item AA5_2_1 Comb-bound A4 report:- Arnold A & Howard R: 2019 May: ‘Springs Wood Barn, Langcliffe, Near Settle, North Yorkshire: Tree-ring Analysis of Timbers’: Nottingham, Nottingham Tree-Ring Dating Laboratory (NTRDL).
Springs Wood Barn, Langcliffe, nr Settle: Tree-Ring Dating Report 2d

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Cardboard A4 document wallet referenced AA5_2 containing: Item AA5_2_4 plan, elevation and perspective sketches; notes and field measurements (4 X A4 sheets – 5 sides)
Stubbing Barn, Low Birkwith, Horton-in-Ribblesdate: Tree-Ring Dating Report 3a

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Cardboard A4 document wallet referenced AA5_3 containing: item AA5_3_1 Comb-bound A4 report: Arnold A & Howard R: 2019 May: ‘Stubbing Barn, Low Birkwith, Horton in Ribblesdale, Near Settle, North Yorkshire: Tree-ring Analysis of Timbers’: Nottingham, Nottingham Tree-Ring Dating Laboratory (NTRDL). item AA5_3_2 plan & elevation drawings with added measurements (1 side A4)
Springs Wood Barn, Langcliffe, nr Settle: Tree-Ring Dating Report 2b

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Cardboard A4 document wallet referenced AA5_2 containing: item AA5_2_2 final plan and elevation drawings (2 X A4 sheets) Drawings made by Alison Armstrong
Lower Winskill fields and views, i

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AA4_1_05 Lower Winskill fields and view (Pen-y-ghent on horizon to right)
Lower Winskill farmhouse

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AA4_1_03 Lower Winskill farmhouse
Low Birkwith barn B & barn 'A' on right

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AA4_2_02 Low Birkwith barn B & barn ‘A’ on right
Low Birkwith barn A

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AA4_2_03 Low Birkwith barn A (NGR SD7968376539)
Low Birkwith farmhouse and attached barn barn 'A'

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AA4_2_04 Low Birkwith farmhouse and attached barn barn ‘A’
Low Birkwith barn 'B'

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AA4_2_06 Low Birkwith barn ‘B’ (NGR SD7966676528). (There is a large columbarium on the gable end for pigeons/doves)
Lower Birkwith barns 'C' & 'D'- elevations & sketches

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AA4_2_16 Lower Birkwith barns ‘C’ & ‘D’- elevations & sketches. (orig. from Yorkshire Vernacular Building Study Group reports 1500 & 1501)
Recording vernacular buildings

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Sheets for courses to guide recording of vernacular buildings generally in Craven area. Notes and drawings of interiors and exteriors of local buildings. Course notes for Stories in Stone training courses Notes from Giggleswick Wills and Inventories which refer to local house layout. Notes from other vernacular building courses.
Boskins, Binks and Bressumers

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Typed notes for IDLP and Stories in Stone vernacular buildings courses. Notes have annotations and hand drawings. Boskins: wooden panels or large flagstones forming the division between the stalls Binks: a bench to sit on Bressumers: a load bearing beam
Dendrochronolgy and the uses of wood in vernacular buildings

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Notes for vernacular building courses run by YVBSG with a focus on Craven Dales. Particular emphasis given to use of timber in old buildings – crucks, beams, purlins. Background information on dendrochronology – how it works and evidence derived for local buildings (houses and barns). Also notes for CBA talk in Sheffield -Recent developments in ...
Vernacular Buildings Day, Ingleton 2017

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Two A4 sheets with map of Ingleton on reverse. Typed description of walk round Ingleton with short descriptions of houses, cottages and other buildings.
Wardses Cottage and Barn, Sedburgh

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Plans and drawings of Wardses Barn with various elevations. Also report for Yorkshire Vernacular Buildings Group carried out by Alison Armstrong & Lynne Primmer in 2014. Description of interior and exterior of barns; their materials and construction.
Pevsner Architectural Guide

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Collection of correspondence between Alison and Charles O’Brien regarding a request for Alison to contribute to a new edition of Pevsner’s Yorkshire: West Riding. Alison’s submission for the guide and editorial suggestions from Dr. O’Brien.
What's New in Craven - talk notes

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A collection of notes for a talk/course given probably around 2000 and probably to go with slide presentation. Notes cover Craven area in general and are then focussed on specific villages and buildings in Craven. Use of stone and timber is a particular feature. Also 2 sheets of sketches showing roof timbers in churches and houses ...

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