1901 census
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The demesne preserves contrasting architecture for estate management, horses and an intentionally picturesque entrance.
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Behind Woodlawn House stands a steward’s dwelling dated to around 1870. Red brick, steep roofs and large chimneystacks distinguish it from the estate’s limestone buildings. A canted bay projects through both storeys, while a verandah occupies an adjoining corner. The inventory identifies Arts and Crafts influences in its materials and form, particularly the decorative use of shaped bricks. [2]
The stable ranges are dated to around 1860 and were rebuilt after a fire around 1910. A two-storey workers’ house is attached at one end, with further outbuildings around the yard. Timber stable doors and sash-window remains recorded by the survey give evidence of the estate’s working accommodation, even where openings were later blocked or altered. [3]
At the southern entrance, a three-storey gate lodge resembles a small tower house. The inventory dates it to around 1850: its Gothic appearance was deliberately picturesque. Pointed windows, moulded stone surrounds and a crenellated gateway create the effect of an older fortified entrance. Its medieval styling should therefore be distinguished from its nineteenth-century construction. [4]
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Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
Explore the 1901 records ↗Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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