
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: c.1350 This is oldest remaining private house in Petersfield. The brick frontage was added to its medieval timber frame in the 18th century. It was owned by the Gammon family in the 19th century and the Holder family in the 20th. Recorded plaque organisation: Petersfield Heritage.
This structure, dating from around 1350, is significant as the oldest remaining private house in Petersfield, providing a tangible link to medieval domestic architecture. Its preservation offers insight into the evolution of building techniques over centuries, from its original timber frame to the later addition of brick frontage.
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