Monument record 2209/1/2 - Farmbuildings, Tytherington Old Hall

The earlier farmbuilding at Tytherington Old Hall formed an L-shaped group to the north of the hall. The north-west arm contained a five-bay cruck corn barn, with stone walls and containing four pairs of full crucks set within the stone wall. This barn had been damaged by fire and the stone- slate roof removed. May have been late medieval/early post medieval in date. The north-east arm consisted of a C17 three-bay stone barn, later added to a shippon. The L-shape was completed by later buildings. All have been demolished to build housing (1).

<1> Turner R C, 1984, Plan of Tytherington Old Hall and Farmyard (Graphic Material). SCH2664.

<2> National Museums and Galleries on Merseyside, 1992, An Archaeological Assessment of a Proposed Development on Land at Tytherington, Macclesfield., R2023/2 (Client Report). SCH4188.