. Die Victoria Geschichte der Grafschaft von Lancaster;. Natural History. Eine GESCHICHTE VON LANCASHIRE Tür und die begleitenden "ladows gehören." Ein Stein noch prcscn - auf der Rückseite des Hauses über der Tür, die zur Küche Gericht Ed hat das Datum 1576 wth die Initialen E.S., und es gibt ein ähnlich Stein auf der Vorderseite in der Nähe der Boden an der süd-östlichen Winkel des Westflügels. Das Datum, Wahrscheinlich gibt das Jahr der ersten Gebäude auf dem Gelände, das von zwei Geschichten mit muUioned Windows und einfachen Giebeln zu den Flügeln, die 8 ft projiziert. Ein kleines Tor-Haus, 22 ft. bis 14 ft., angezeigt.

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. The Victoria history of the county of Lancaster;. Natural history. A HISTORY OF LANCASHIRE doorway and the flanking «ladows belong." A stone still prcscn-ed at the back of the house over the door leading to the kitchen court has the date 1576 wth the initials E.S., and there is a similarly inscribed stone on the front near the ground at the south-east angle of the west wing. The date most likely gives the year of the first building on the site, which was of two stories with muUioned windows and plain gables to the wings, which projected 8 ft. A small gate-house, 22 ft. by 14 ft., appears to have been erected in 1631 at a distance of 4.7 ft. on the north side, forming the entrance to a courtyard about 92 ft. in length inclosed by walls. On the east side of the court, however, according to the reauired by the necessities o^ the new wing. This 18th-century building, which i» 92 ft. long and planned on the regular classic lines of the time, contains on the ground floor a drawing-room and dining-room e.ich 30 ft. by 21 ft., on either side of a central octagonal apartment opening to the garden with a circular staircase hall behind, from which a corridor runs along the north side of the rooms. The central feature projects as a wide bay on south and north, and the building, which is of a very plain character, with square sash windows, embattled parapets and hipped roof, is of two stories, the walls being of squared ashlar blocks on a low rusticated base.*^^ A long servants' wing running. ^ 5 9 10 20 JO 40 50 eo IP Scale ct Qjt Plan of Huntroyde, 1777 iSth-centurv pbn, were stables and other outbuild- ing?, probably a new wing erected at the same time as the gate-house or shortly after, and attached to the original east wing of the house. In 1777 a large new wing was erected attached to the south-west angle of the old building, standing in front of it its full width of 35 ft., and such alterations were made to the older portion of the house as were northwards from t

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