What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Eden House. A cruck beamed A-framed house first built 1580 of wattle and daub, it was later extended in 1731. Recorded plaque organisation: Lubenham Heritage Trail.
Eden House is a historically significant example of Tudor architecture, originally constructed in 1580 with traditional wattle and daub construction and an A-frame cruck beam design, later expanded in 1731, showcasing the evolution of domestic building techniques over centuries.
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Photo: Bob Harvey on Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0