Thorpeness Village was conceived as a leisure resort in the form of a village, the brainchild of Scottish playwright and architect Glencairn Stuart Olgivie, and continued by his family after his death. It's not clear however whether this barn and the related farmyard was in existence before the development of the surrounding vilage.
This is part of the Series: AAA02/01 Series of coloured slides; within the Collection: AAA02 Art and Architecture Archive
© Graham Cooper and Doug Sargent
Thatched Roof, Barn
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