Barns and Granary at Wichenford Court
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A 17th century barn with later additions, timber framed with wattle and daub. It is possible the timbers were taken from the medieval manor house when the present court was built was built in 17 C. The granary is a 19th C brick building, behind the granary is a 17th C dovecote now preserved by the National Trust.
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Steve Letchford
I enjoy sketching landscape and buildings, then back in the studio I use the sketches to produce paintings, or pen & ink drawings. These have shown at Banqueting Hall, Mall, & Menier Galleries, London, and Edinburgh, York, Blackpool, Cardif & France. My work is in public & private collections in…
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