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May 24, 2026Open Access

High Common Farm, Wreningham, Norfolk: A Level 2 Historic Building Record

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RHR Hoggett

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Overview

Historic building recording program documents High Common Farm's architecture and condition prior to demolition, indicating significant deterioration.

Key Points

  • The aim is to produce a comprehensive record of High Common Farm before its planned demolition.
  • Conducted historic building recording per Historic England Level 2 specifications.
  • Photographed exterior and interior elevations using a Canon EOS 800D on specified dates in 2024 and 2025.
  • Collected brick samples from rubble during demolition monitoring visits.
  • Visual and descriptive record of architectural changes over centuries documented.
  • Identified extensive water ingress and structural defects, particularly in the eastern gable end.
  • Noted alterations from the 16th century through to 1990s, including modern modifications.

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R Hoggett (2025) studied this question.

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