More information : SD 7952 0763. Tithe barn at the bottom of Bury Street, "One of the oldest buildings in Radcliffe" (a). No information as to date. Length 12.6m, width 9.1m, retains its probable original roofing timbers although the roof is of modern slate. It is now used as a garage. (1) The barn is constructed of red sandstone blocks. A possible original entrance survives on the south gable, to the east of this entrance is a niche blocked with brick, also on the south wall is a square window blocked with brick. The eastern wall has an entrance blocked with brick. It is probable that the roof timbers are original. Most of the roof is covered by large sandstone slates, in places patched with slate. (2)
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