1901 census
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Cast iron at the crossroads and substantial farm buildings preserve practical aspects of nineteenth-century life.
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A cast-iron pump beside Streamstown crossroads dates to around 1885 in the architectural survey. Its cylindrical shaft, fluted head and curved handle are topped by a domed cap and finial. Pumps of this kind supplied communal water before mains systems became widespread, placing an essential household resource at a meeting point in the settlement. [2]
The outbuildings behind Streamstown House include two-storey ranges and an unusual square, three-storey block. The inventory dates the complex to around 1820 but suggests that some fabric may be older. Limestone and brick dressings surround windows and carriage arches, several of which have been altered. The survey leaves the original purpose of the taller block unexplained. [3]
The house’s entrance gates are dated to around 1850. Fluted cast-iron posts support the double gates, with curved railings sweeping out to square limestone piers. Rubble walls extend on either side. The inventory associates the gateway’s date with the later porch on the main house, an interpretation based on their architectural relationship. [4]
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