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Latitude: 53.7601 / 53°45'36"N
Longitude: -1.6563 / 1°39'22"W
OS Eastings: 422754
OS Northings: 429357
OS Grid: SE227293
Mapcode National: GBR JSWY.6V
Mapcode Global: WHC9J.JRHB
Plus Code: 9C5WQ86V+2F
Entry Name: Lumb Hall Barn
Listing Date: 21 August 1984
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1135128
English Heritage Legacy ID: 341792
ID on this website: 101135128
Location: Nethertown, Leeds, West Yorkshire, BD11
County: Leeds
Civil Parish: Drighlington
Built-Up Area: Batley
Traditional County: Yorkshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): West Yorkshire
Church of England Parish: Drighlington St Paul
Church of England Diocese: Leeds
Tagged with: Barn
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BACK LANE (east side)
MORLEY
Drighlington
Lumb Hall Barn
GV
II
Barn. Late C16 or early C17 timber frame encased in stone probably early C18.
Hammer-dressed stone, stone slate roof. Single-aisled. 4 bays. Tall cart-entry
set in 1st bay has composite jambs and wooden lintel. Chamfered slit vent to
right (blocked). Set in 4th bay much weathered doorway with tie-stone jambs
and chamfered lintel to left of flight of 9 stone steps leading to 1st-floor
doorway with interrupted jambs and with 2-light window to left which has wooden
lintel, projecting sill and chamfered mullion. Rear has 3 former 3-light
windows with wooden lintels and mortices for wooden mullions.
Interior: Open arcade to first 3 bays. Posts on padstones have jowelled heads
and braces to arcade-plate and tie beams, some straight some curved. King-post
roof with single angle struts, curved braces to ridge. 4th bay has wall-tie
and close-studded partition retaining lath-and-plaster infill and separating of
floored mistal. On ground floor of right gable is ogee-shaped recess similar
to apex stones at Lumb Hall (q.v.). Chamber above mistal has window (blocked)
with stop-chamfered wooden lintel and mortices for 2 mullions, and 2 stop-
chamfered spine beams with mortices for ceiling joists now gone. The wall-plate
over the cart-entry has mortices for timber framing.
A fine barn with a good early timbered interior, rare in this region, and with
the unusual feature of a room over the mistal apparently for domestic purposes
and an original feature.
Listing NGR: SE2275429357
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