
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Laithe House a 17th C. Dales yeoman's homestead with barn, farm buildings and house under one roof, and central waggon arch. Recorded plaque organisation: Otley Town Council.
Laithe House represents a rare example of 17th-century rural architecture in the Dales, showcasing the unique design where living quarters, barns, and farm structures were integrated into a single complex, reflecting the self-sufficient lifestyle of yeoman farmers.
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