What is recorded here

This brushed metal commemorative plaque records: Osgoods 14-16 High Street The Osgood family, with variant spelling of Hosegood, Algood and others, is known to have owned land in Salterton from 1422. This little building, originally even smaller and thatched, built of timber, cob and lath, may well date back at least 300 years, and is probably the oldest surviving in the street. Restored by Priscilla Hull 1998-9 Architect, Christopher Briscoe Builders, Pantoll & Sons

The Osgood family, with variations in spelling, has owned land in Salterton since 1422, signifying their historical significance and longstanding presence in the area. The building at this site, potentially dating back over 300 years, represents one of the oldest structures in High Street and embodies the architectural heritage of the region.

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