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Protecting the Scheduled Historic Buildings and Monuments of Pembridge. A Registered Charity No 1060265

Pembridge the Village - Pembridge has clearly seen many changes since its inception. The village pre-dates the Domesday book. A community has existed at this place for over 1000 years. At one point in its history the village exceeded Leominster in size and was an important centre of commerce during the mediaeval period. Following the Industrial Revolution, Pembridge appeared to "fall off the map" and economic activity declined. The village was left alone to continue its rural traditions in relative isolation and, as a consequence, much of its medieval character remained unspoiled.

Wheelwrights, East Street

Description
The house is aligned on an east/west axis, parallel with the road. It is a four-bay timber-framed medieval open hall house some 36 ft. long and 18 ft wide. The north and west elevations and the south elevation of the west bay have been refaced in brick with a rough-cast finish. To the east stands a slightly lower, three-bay, timber framed barn of later date.

Sampling
Samples 45-47 were obtained from the hall range of this building.

 Wheelwright, East Street

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What is Dendrochronology or tree ring analysis?

Brick House | Fig Tree | Gatehouse | Greyhound | Old Post Office | Old Stores | Swan House | The Garth | West End Farm | Wheelwrights

ARCUS Dendrochronology Laboratory
University of Sheffield
West Court
2 Mappin Street
Sheffield
S1 4DT

Phone: 0114 222 5107 Fax: 0114 276 3146 Email: dendro@sheffield.ac.uk

For more information please contact the secretary of the Pembridge Amenity Trust info@pembridgeamenitytrust.co.uk
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