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Architecture

The front elevation of The Old Medicine House

Michael Peach, the architect responsible for the dismantling, repair and re-erection of The Old Medicine House made many drawings of both Toad Hall and The Old Medicine House, during the course of the three years he spend on the project.

Summary

An extraordinary record of the dismantling and re-erection of a timber-frame house, which includes drawings, plans, correspondence, diaries photographs and a film of the process.

Architectural drawings
Drawings by Michael Peach The Old Medicine House.
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Truss 1 gable and front elevations	Truss 2 and 3 and wing gable elevations; and first floor plan	Plans and elevations of rear wing	Elevation of the front, with cross section through the chimney
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