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Wealden House, Petersfield blue plaque

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This blue commemorative plaque records: 1442 This Wealden house had a malthouse in its grounds until 1898, and stood on the old boundary between Buriton and Petersfield parishes. Its original service bay was demolished in 1964 for road widening. Recorded plaque organisation: Petersfield Heritage.
Wealden House is an example of a medieval Wealden hall house, characterized by its specific architectural style originating from the Weald region; it historically marks the boundary between Buriton and Petersfield parishes, offering insight into local administrative divisions and domestic architecture.

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