NHER 46679 (Building record) - Barn, 15 metres north of village hall, North Lane

English Heritage Listing:
Barn, 15 metres north of village hall, North Lane, Thursford Green.
Barn, metres north of village hall. Built around 1700. Three stead barn. Coursed flint with brick dressings, red pantiled roof. Central cart entrance to eaves height, ventilation slits, all brick dressed. Brick coped end parapets. Included for group value with village hall.
Information from (S1).

An attachment at the northeast end of this building, which is now part of Thursford Museum, contains limestone blocks including some carved with blank tracery, clearly reset. These are detailed in the report on site 32866 by B Cushion . They were previously thought to be 19th century Gothic Revival carvings from Thursford workhouse, but the report questions whether they may be genuine and perhaps from the rectory that stood nearby. It is quite possible that there may be a third origin and that they were imported to the site as curios in the 19th century.
E. Rose (NLA), 2007.