21st century photographs of The Tudor House
Truss beam seen from a bedroom on the other side of the wall. This was revealed in 2009, and is deemed to be fine by the standards of carving in the early 14th century.
In the 1990s, the then owners of The Tudor House, Tricia and Michael Blakstad, received permission to create a studio above the kitchen. This enabled access to the truss beam, with its wattle and daub surround, which is the only relic of the original Hall House. With Edward Roberts’ help, they commissioned dendrochronological analysis of the truss beam, which dated it to the Spring of 1333. There is a picture gallery on the History website of Edward Roberts’ subsequent visit to The Tudor House, which contains several of the images on this page.
Click here to view it.
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