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The timber frames of Church House revealed. Not one building but two! Standing in the new kitchen looking towards the hall is a now hidden rear frame of a grand town house which could have had a front gable on the street. The new hatch is defined by a rear window. The rear wall of the kitchen is the front frame of a rear, perhaps utility, building. This area could have been a yard or firebreak between the two buildings. The rear building has features similar to No. 3 Butter Street, dendro-dated from late 1444, and may have been a single storey hall house with a central hearth. There is evidence of soot in the roof. The upper section of both frames are revealed upstairs.
(3D impression - copyright www.alcestertechwriter.co.uk) Use the mouse-over to pick out the different areas and features (doesn't work with Mozilla). Click here for an edited video of Church House as it was in 2008, before the refurbishment started, by a group of pupils from Alcester High School Technology College (now Alcester Academy).
Donations to: St Nicholas PCC Treasurer, 28 Rope Walk, Alcester, B49 5DD Or to The Rector, Revd David Capron, St Nicholas Rectory, Alcester, B49 5DB
Cheques and Standing Orders made out to Church House Development Committee Barclays Bank, Sort Code 20-71-45, Account number 73447820
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