Building record TR 15 SW 199 - Wagon Lodge at Swarling Manor Farm

Reference from Archaeological Survey: "Wagon lodge. Later 18th century with later a;terations. Red brick laid to ireegular bond on flint footings, west end rebuilt withn weatherboarded timber framing; hipped pegtile roof. Wagon lodge built onto west end of the store/granary. It backs onto the drive facing south into the rickyard. Open front of 3 bays separated by broad brick piers. Rebuild of west wall may suggest it once extended further west but was certainly on the 1907 map. 4-bay roof defined by tiebeams (now augmented with iron straps). Collared common rafter trusses above ties clasping puyrlins and with raking queen struts, all neatly carpentered with pegged joints." (1)

Historic England archive material: BF096230 SWARLING MANOR, PETHAM

<(1)> Kent Farmsteads Survey, 1991, Canterbury, Petham, Swarling Manor 1991 survey (Unpublished document). SKE30037.