NHER 41201 (Monument record) - Site of barn at Staithe Street

Small barn in yard east of Staithe Street. Aligned north to south. West wall of red bricks in Flemish bond with diagonal skintlings; door with two small adjacent windows. East wall pebble flint. North wall of similar brickwork to that of east wall, with large door and small brick window, but much patched. South wall of clunch, below pebble flint gable containing window of 19th or 20th cenutry bricks blocked in breezeblocks. Clunch section contains horizontal timber near base resembling a bressumer, and various other recesses and brick projections as if another structure were once attached. Roof of pantile, only one truss visible on interior; queen struts from tiebeam resting on brick pillar at east end.
To southeast, recent pentise is set against a massive flint wall now acting as revetment, two small windows at ground level on south are high above internal floor
(S1) seems to show that all these are portions of one demolished building. Brickwork of small barn is 18th century but it looks as if it were added to an older flint building, demolished 19th or 20th century when south gable was rebuilt (before 1939 see (S2)). There was formerly a maltings to the east.
E. Rose (NLA), 25 February 2005.

November 2005.
All buildings found to have been demolished. [1].
E. Rose (NLA), 17 November 2005.