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13 14 15 16 17<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8" > 18<title>Albury History Society - Buildings</title> 19<meta name="DESCRIPTION" content="Albury History Society - Buildings"> 20<meta name="KEYWORDS" content="Albury, history, historical, Albury, Guildford, Surrey, recordings, videos, meetings, visits, local history, Albury, Eldeberie, Aldebur, Aldebury, Aldbury, Weston, Weston Street, Shere, Chilworth, Farley Green, Newlands Corner, Blackheath, Albury Heath, Romano-Celtic temple, Silent Pool, Farley Heath, Little London, Brook, Law Brook, Foxholes Wood, Albury Heath, Tillingbourne, Lockner, Hurtwood, Vale of Holmesdale, Catholic Apostolic Church, Barn Church, William Cobbett, Percy Lloyd, BBC Domesday, Gunpowder Mills, War Memorial, Wartime pillboxe, Percy Lloyd, Frith postcards, Tillingbourne Tales and Trails, Albury Park tunnel, Domesday, maps, Augustus Pugin, John Evelyn, Pigeon House, Albury Manor, Albury Mansion, Albury Estate, Gunpowder Mills, William Oughtred, fire brigade 1899 film, Man Mushroom Anthony Devis, Wenceslas Hollar, rabbit farm, Sudeten Czech German refugees, "> 21<link href="css/styles2e3d.css?template=av-073&colorScheme=blue&header=&button=buttons1" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"> 22<meta name="google-site-verification" content="2fzVqts_mm5QGrAS0mWJKpQi70-LHwny2ko1OAwpoaE"> 23</head> 24<body style="margin:0; background-color:#E6E6E6;"> 25 26<table width="100%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"> 27 <tr> 28 <td valign="top" bgcolor="E6E6E6" style="padding-left:102px; padding-right:102px; padding-top:27px;padding-bottom:18px;"> 29 <tr> 30 <td valign="top"> 31 <table width="90%" border="0" align="center" cellpadding="15" cellspacing="0" bgcolor="#FFFFFF"> 32 <tr> 33 <td class="pageContent" valign="top"> 34 <div style="text-align: left:"> 35 36 <a href="index.html"><img src="images/logo/AHS logo 150.jpg" border="0" alt="Albury History Society AHS logo"></a> 37 <a href="/attachments/File/1-019-Meadow%20Cottage%202000.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="buildings/1-019-Meadow%20Cottage 150.jpg" alt="Meadow Cottage in 1976"></a> 38 <a href="buildings\2-112-The Old Rectory Barn g.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="buildings\2-112-The Old Rectory Barn g 150.jpg" alt="Old Rectory Barn in 1976"></a> 39 <a href="/attachments/File/2-024-Little%20George%20g.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="buildings/2-024-Little George g 150.jpg" alt="Little George - Grange Cottage in 1976"></a> 40 41<br><br><br> 42 43<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 44The area has a remarkable number of surviving old buildings and Caroline Martin summarised particulars of ancient buildings in Albury, Brook, Farley Green, Little London and one just into Shamley Green. 45<br><br> 46The details are available below. 47<br><br> 48Where detailed Domestic Buildings Research Group reports exist their DBRG descriptions and numbers are given. 49</span></span></span> 50 51<br> 52 53<table> 54 <tr> 55 <td> 56 <font size="4" face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" color="green"> 57 <b>Search Albury History for a subject, place, person or event:</b> 58 </font> 59 </td> 60 <td width="400px">
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71 72<div class="gcse-search"></div> 73<!--<div class="gcse-searchbox-only"> </div>--> 74 </td> 75 </tr> 76</table> 77 78<br> 79 80<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 81<b> 82Historic buildings, Albury and Albury Heath: 83</b> 84<br><br> 85</span></span></span> 86 87<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 88 89- - E17c Albury House, DBRG 2348 A central chimney house, turned round, with Regency and other additions. 90<br><br> 91- - E20c <a href="/buildings/Albury Peace.pdf" target="_blank">Albury Peace</a>, formerly Whitecroft, Abattoir built by Miles brothers butchers in garden of shop, DBRG 4790 Subject of 'A History of Whitecroft, Albury, Surrey' by Philip Gorton, 2001. 92<br><br> 93- - M16c <a href="/buildings/Bettswy Cottage and Hunters Moon.pdf" target="_blank">Bettswy Cottage and Hunters Moon</a>, DBRG 2509 An open hall with jettied solar at end. 94<br><br> 95- - M19c <a href="/buildings/Birmingham Farm Barn.pdf" target="_blank">Birmingham Farm Barn</a>, DBRG 3350 19c, 5 bay replacement of earlier barn, partly floored, 2 pairs cart doors, 2 bays once formed stable with hay loft over. 96<br><br> 97- - E15c <a href="/buildings/Cooke's Place.pdf" target="_blank">Cooke's Place</a>. 98<br><br> 99- - L16c <a href="/buildings/The Cottage, Chilworth Road.pdf" target="_blank">The Cottage, Chilworth Road</a>, DBRG 2570 & 2570A 2 bay end smoke bay house with many additions, late Georgian & early Victorian features. 100<br><br> 101- - c1830 <a href="/buildings/Down Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Down Cottage</a>, DBRG 2734 End of terrace estate cottage, 2 up 2 down, with outshot, possibly once a lean-to. 1st floor tile hanging removed. 102<br><br> 103- - c1840 <a href="/buildings/Farrier's Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Farrier's Cottage</a>, DBRG 2675 The middle of three terraced estate houses, once shops with accomodation over at different levels, jettied at West end. 104<br><br> 105- - L16c Ford Farm, DBRG 3428 Central chimney house with near contemporary open hall kitchen wing. 106<br><br> 107- - c1544 <a href="/buildings/Grange Cottage (Little George).pdf" target="_blank">Grange Cottage (Little George Inn)</a>, DBRG 4496 A well-made large timbered 2, bay end smoke bay house, at one time the "Little George" inn. 108<br><br> 109- - 1732 <a href="/buildings/Heath Lodge - Workhouse.pdf" target="_blank">Heath Lodge - Workhouse</a>, Park Road, Albury Heath, DBRG 3928 A purpose built parish workhouse for 12 paupers,with attached brewhouse, converted to house c1840, with later additions. 110<br><br> 111- - c1830 <a href="/buildings/High Dudgeon.pdf" target="_blank">High Dudgeon</a>, Albury Heath, DBRG 4502 A pair of semi-detached estate cottages, later converted into one; two staircases remain with first floor still divided. 112<br><br> 113- - L19c <a href="/buildings/Knight and Brown's Yard.pdf" target="_blank">Knight and Brown's Yard</a>, DBRG 3215 8 bay barn type building with cart doors;
113 divided for carpenter, painter, coffin maker, timber store, distemper store, etc. 114<br><br> 115- - E17c <a href="/buildings/Left Hand Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Left Hand Cottage</a>, DBRG 2575 Hearth room 2 bays of 4 bay farmhouse (other half not recorded); original outshot enlarged. 116<br><br> 117- - 1860 <a href="/buildings/Lockner Holt 1860.pdf" target="_blank">Lockner Holt</a>, Scottish Baronial and domestic Gothic style by architect Henry Woodyer. Mathison clan <i>Fac et Spera</i> arms in stained glass. John Bell, asbestos maker, dwelt in 1890s. 118<br><br> 119- - E19c <a href="/buildings/Millstream Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Millstream Cottage</a>, DBRG 4572 A 3 bay back chimney house with added wing at an angle and built up lean-to. 120<br><br> 121- - L19c <a href="/buildings/The Old House - Wash House.pdf" target="_blank">The Old House - Wash House</a>, Albury Heath, DBRG 3564 A late 19c wash house with sink, copper, chimney and probable earth closet. 122<br><br> 123- - M15c <a href="/buildings/Old Rectory.pdf" target="_blank">Old Rectory</a>, DBRG 2506 Open hall house (possibly moved);16c parlour wing; 17c central chimney. 124<br><br> 125- - c1469 <a href="/buildings/Old Rectory Barn.pdf" target="_blank">Old Rectory Barn</a>, DBRG 3314 A fine early mediaeval tithe or glebe barn of 5 bays, now re-roofed after a fire. 126<br><br> 127- - c1550 <a href="/buildings/Pigeon House, Weston Yard.pdf" target="_blank">Pigeon House, Weston Yard</a>, DBRG 3305 An octagonal pigeon house for c550 pairs of birds; roof rebuilt in 1980 with octagonal lantern & gilded ball. 128<br><br> 129- - 18c? <a href="/buildings/Rose and Saunders Cottages.pdf" target="_blank">Rose and Saunders Cottages</a>, DBRG 2548 3 bay hay barn with lean-to cattle shelter; now 2 cottages; new roof over old, brick walls outside frame. 130<br><br> 131- - c1600 <a href="/buildings/Vale End.pdf" target="_blank">Vale End</a>, DBRG 2212 A 2½ bay smoke bay house with fine Regency front and many additions. 132<br><br> 133- - L18c <a href="/buildings/Weston Farm Barn.pdf" target="_blank">Weston Farm Barn</a>, DBRG 3328 8 bay barn, mainly floored over, part used as stable with hay loft and apple loft. 134<br><br> 135- - E20c? <a href="/buildings/Weston Farm Brewer's Grain Store.pdf" target="_blank">Weston Farm Brewer's Grain Store</a>, DBRG 3330 Built into existing curved yard wall, corresponding curved wall opposite,corrugated iron roof on boarding;windows, concrete floor & drainage holes. 136<br><br> 137- - 1854 <a href="/buildings/Weston House.pdf" target="_blank">Weston House</a>, DBRG 2648 A 19c dower house rebuilt after fire in 1854 to replace earlier Palladian villa, parts of which remain. 138<br><br> 139- - 19c Weston House Coach House. 140<br><br> 141- - 19c Weston House Ice House, Ice house or game store below ground - no mound. 142<br><br> 143- - 1783? <a href="/buildings/White Lane Farm Barn.pdf" target="_blank">White Lane Farm Barn</a>, DBRG 3420 5 bay barn with partial aisle and lean-to. Roof rebuilt to Queen strut. 2 bays floored. Opposed barn doors. 144<br><br> 145</span></span></span> 146 147<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 148<b> 149Historic buildings, Brook: 150</b> 151</span></span></span> 152<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 153<br><br> 154- - 1725 <a href="/buildings/Brook Farm House.pdf" target="_blank">Brook Farm House</a>, DBRG 3211 Fine Queen Anne double pile house of 4 rooms on 3 floors, internal chimneys, possibly built on site of earlier house. 155<br><br> 156- - c1850 <a href="/buildings/Brook Farm Barn.pdf" target="_blank">Brook Farm Barn</a>, DBRG 3194 19c L-shaped barn, 'toe' now gone, with undershot waterwheel, also gone. Recently converted to farm office and flat. 157<br><br> 158- - c1850 <a href="/buildings/Brook Farm Granary.pdf" target="_blank">Brook Farm Granary</a>
158, DBRG 3205 19c granary on staddles, with door & unglazed windows, walls originally boarded. Grain bins gone. 159<br><br> 160- - E17c <a href="/buildings/The Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">The Cottage</a>, DBRG 2401 A small end chimney house with hearth room and 2 service rooms, similar to, but later than, "Quillet" opposite. 161<br><br> 162- - 19c <a href="/buildings/East and West Chennells.pdf" target="_blank">East and West Chennells</a>, DBRG 2516 A pair of 19c houses replacing one earlier one, in an 'earlier' style. 163<br><br> 164- - c1515 <a href="/buildings/Meadow Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Meadow Cottage</a>, DBRG 2170 A rare hall house of only 2 bays in total. 165<br><br> 166- - E17c <a href="/buildings/Quillet.pdf" target="_blank">Quillet</a>, DBRG 2402 A small end chimney house with hearthroom and 2 service rooms, similar to, but probably earlier than, 'The Cottage' opposite. 167<br><br> 168- - c1850 <a href="/buildings/South Side Cottage Stable.pdf" target="_blank">South Side Cottage Stable</a>, DBRG 3195 A small stable with hay loft over and adjoining feed store/harness room, replacing an earlier building. Now converted to domestic use. 169<br><br> 170- - L18c <a href="/buildings/Stone Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Stone Cottage</a>, DBRG 4280 A late 18c cottage "gentrified" in early 19c; stone with, originally, very low pitched roof remaining within the new. 171<br><br> 172</span></span></span> 173 174<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 175<b> 176Historic buildings, Farley Green: 177</b> 178</span></span></span> 179<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 180<br><br> 181- - c1850 <a href="/buildings/Barn Church.pdf" target="burnt_blank">Barn Church</a>, DBRG 3322 A 19c rebuild of an earlier barn,converted in 1930 to church with little alteration. 182<br><br> 183- - L15c <a href="/buildings/Farley Green Hall.pdf" target="_blank">Farley Green Hall</a>, DBRG 2059 An open hall house with altered roof and many additions. 184<br><br> 185- - c1850 <a href="/buildings/Farley Heath Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Farley Heath Cottage</a>, DBRG 3293 A 19c Gothick fantasy of 2 rooms on each floor and lean-to at back. 186<br><br> 187- - 17c <a href="/buildings/Farley House.pdf" target="_blank">Farley House</a>, DBRG 2560 Open hall with added bay, later joined to other buildings. 188<br><br> 189- - c1580 <a href="/buildings/Hurtwood Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Hurtwood Cottage</a>, DBRG 2345 A 2 bay end smoke bay cottage with chimney added outside smoke bay 190<br><br> 191- - c1600 <a href="/buildings/Lockhursthatch Farm House.pdf" target="_blank">Lockhursthatch Farm House</a>, DBRG 4455 & 4455A An interesting 2½ bay end smoke bay house with late features - gables, lamb's tongue stops, lack of jowls. 192<br><br> 193- - c1900 <a href="/buildings/Lockhursthatch Farm Barn.pdf" target="_blank">Lockhursthatch Farm Barn</a>, DBRG 3351 A late 3 bay timber framed barn with corrugated iron roof, opposing doors, high level pitching door - no loft. 194<br><br> 195- - L18c <a href="/buildings/Lockhursthatch Farm Privy.pdf" target="_blank">Lockhursthatch Farm Privy</a>, DBRG 4530 A stone "dry" privy, converted to bucket type. Walls plastered & painted. One holer. Small unglazed window. 196<br><br> 197- - 17c <a href="/buildings/Pit House.pdf" target="_blank">Pit House</a>, rebuilt in 1922 as a Georgian mansion with a fine staircase, later 3 tenements. Burnt down in 1929. 198<br><br> 199- - L17c <a href="/buildings/Rose Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Rose Cottage</a>, DBRG 2473 A 2 bay stone end chimney house with 18c and modern additions; entrance beside chimney. 200<br><br> 201- - M15c <a href="/buildings/Shophouse Farm.pdf" target="_blank">Shophouse Farm</a>, DBRG 2521 3 bay open hall house, with one bay missing and one added. 202<br><br> 203- - 19c <a href="/buildings/Shophouse Farm Barn.pdf" target="_blank">Shophouse Farm Barn</a>, DBRG 2522 A late 6 bay barn with high level pitching door but no loft. 204<br><br> 205- - 1809 <a href="/buildings/West Chart.pdf" target="_blank">
205West Chart</a>, DBRG 2833 A 2 room single storey squatters cottage, built up later to 2 storeys with 20c additions. Internal chimney. 206<br><br> 207</span></span></span> 208 209<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 210<b> 211Historic buildings, Little London: 212</b> 213<br><br> 214</span></span></span> 215<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 216- - E/M17c <a href="/buildings/Elm End.pdf" target="_blank">Elm End</a>, DBRG 4674 A timber framed two bay end chimney attached house with stone and rendered walls, tiled roof. 217<br><br> 218- - L18c <a href="/buildings/Hawthorne Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Hawthorne Cottage</a>, DBRG 2487 Formerly Northworth Cottage, brick parlour extension to earlier timberframed house beyond. Back kitchen added 18c, lean to scullery clad in cement tles in 1907 matching stable built at same time. 219<br><br> 220- - L17c <a href="/buildings/Merrins Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">Merrins Cottage</a>, DBRG 2552 Timberframed with four bays not exactly over over main posts. Roof has raking queen posts. 221<br><br> 222- - M16c <a href="/buildings/The Old Cottage.pdf" target="_blank">The Old Cottage</a>, DBRG 423 Two full bays, framed smoke hood within the hearth bay. 223<br><br> 224- - L15c <a href="/buildings/William IV.pdf" target="_blank">William IV</a>, DBRG 4371 2 bay timberframed original building of 1½ storeys with jowl posts, clasped purlin roof with gabled ends. Outside brick chimney with inglenook hearth built beside south side outshot in 17c. 225<br><br> 226 227</span></span></span> 228 229<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 230<b> 231Historic building, Shamley Green: 232</b> 233<br><br> 234</span></span></span> 235<span style="font-family: Arial;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> 236- - L16c <a href="/buildings/Upper Woodhill Farm Barn.pdf" target="_blank">Upper Woodhill Farm Barn</a>, DBRG 3418 3 bay barn with 2 bays added,and 2 bay stable later joined to it. Opposed barn doors. 237<br><br> 238<Br> 239<font color="green"><b> 240There are also details in <a href="attachments/File/Albury notes Caroline Martin.pdf" target="_blank">Caroline Martin's talk and notes</a>. 241<br><br> 242Details of a hundred lots of buildings and land in the Albury Estate Sale of 1922 are <a href="buildings/Albury Estate Sale 1922 other documents.pdf" target="_blank">here</a>, with the Estate Sale catalogue <a href="attachments/File/1922%20Albury%20Estate%20SALE.pdf" target="_blank">here (470MB)</a> and the Albury Estate Sale Plans 1-7, maps <a href="attachments/File/1922%20Albury%20Estate%20SALE%20Plans%201-7%20maps.pdf" target="_blank">here</a>. 243</b></font> 244<br><br> 245 246 247 248 249 250 251</span></span></span> 252 253 254 255 </div> 256 </td> 257 </tr> 258 </table> 259 260 <tr> 261 <td height="80" align="center"> 262 <table width="100%"> 263 <tr> 264 <td height="20"> 265 <hr width="95%" size="1"> 266 </td> 267 </tr> 268 </table> 269 <table align="center"> 270 <tr> 271 <td height="30" align="center" class="footer"> 272 <a href="/" target="blank"><img src="/attachments/Image/home.gif" alt="albury History Society homepage"></a> 273 <br><br><br> 274 President: His Grace The Duke of Northumberland - - - - - - - - Archivist & Website Editor: <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=From Albury History Society website">Trevor Brook</a> 275 </td> 276 </tr> 277 <tr> 278 <td> 279 <p align="center"> 280 <a href="//validator.w3.org/check?uri=referer" target="_blank"><img 281 src="http://www.w3.org/Icons/valid-html401" 282 alt="Valid HTML 4.01 Transitional" height="31" width="88"> </a> 283 <br> 284 <font face="Arial" size="1">alburyhistory.org.uk is validated to the standards and accessible for text to speech readers and other aids</font> 285 </p> 286<br> 287 </td> 288 </tr> 289 </table> 290 </td> 291 </tr> 292</table> 293 294
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