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TitleArchitect’s plans of buildings in: Abbotsley, Bythorn and Hamerton.
Description1: 98 High Street Abbotsley, part ground floor plan and part elevation, April 1977
2: Rose Cottage Bythorn for Mr and Mrs Harrison, ground floor/ first floor plan, no date
3: Rose Cottage Bythorn for Mr and Mrs Harrison, north elevation, no date
4: Rose Cottage Bythorn for Mr and Mrs Harrison, ground floor/ first floor plan and side/front eleventation, January 1986
5: Rose Cottage Bythorn for Mr and Mrs Harrison, side/rear/front elevation and ground/first floor plan, January 1986
6: Rose Cottage Bythorn for Mr and Mrs Harrison, sectional elevation c-c, April 1986
7: Chestnut Cottage Hamerton for Mr and Mrs Harrison, sections and elevations and floor plans, 28 April 1986
8: Chestnut Cottage Hamerton for Mr and Mrs Harrison, ground/first floor plan, no date
9: Chestnut Cottage Hamerton for Mr and Mrs Harrison, elevations, May 1986
10: Chestnut Cottage Hamerton for Mr and Mrs Harrison, roof/foundation/first floor plan and floor joist layout, May 1986
11: Chestnut Cottage Hamerton for Mr and Mrs Harrison, ground/first floor plan, May 1986
12: Chestnut Cottage Hamerton for Mr and Mrs Harrison, elevations and sectional elevations, May 1986
Date20th century
CreatorNameVictor Farrar, Architects
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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