
What is recorded here
This green commemorative plaque records: Tudor Archway This 16th century stone arch in a red brick wall forms an entrance to Place Farm. Lower courses of the brick wall are 16th century; upper courses are 19th century. The northern section is 18th century. Tiled coping sits on top of a dog-toothed (dentil) course. Grade II listed Recorded plaque organisation: Wheathampstead Heritage.
Tudor Archway at Place Farm represents a well-preserved example of 16th-century architectural elements integrated with later constructions, showcasing the evolution of building techniques over centuries in rural England.
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