Reconstruction drawing showing an oblique view of The Old Manor House as it may have appeared from the south-east in the early 16th century when fully timber-framed, with figures outside the entrance

Date:
2 Mar 2009 - 31 Dec 2009
Location:
Manningham Old Manor House, 23-23A Rosebery Road, Bradford
Reference:
IC290/010
Type:
Reconstruction Artwork
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Description

The illustration is reproduced as part of Figure 9 on page 10 of 'Manningham: Character and diversity in a Bradford suburb' by Simon Taylor and Kathryn Gibson (2010).

The Old Manor House was probably the home of a wealthy yeoman clothier in the 16th century. It was timber framed and contained a double aisled hall. The house was rebuilt in stone in the 1620s and later modified again in the 19th century.

Content

This is part of the Volume: IC290 Manningham: Character And Diversity In A Bradford Suburb; within the Series: EHC01/146 English Heritage Reconstruction And Artwork Collection; within the Collection: EHC01 English Heritage(Eh):Archive

Rights

© Historic England Archive

People & Organisations

Illustrator: Adams, Allan T

Keywords

Tudor Manor House, Tudor Timber Framed House, Tudor Aisled Hall House