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This analysis aims to document and understand the historical evolution of a farmhouse and barn in Skelmersdale.

April 17, 2026Open Access

Archaeological Building Recording Level 2 - White Moss, Skelmersdale

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Archaeological documentation reveals historical details of a farmhouse and barn in Skelmersdale, indicating changes over time.

This analysis aims to document and understand the historical evolution of a farmhouse and barn in Skelmersdale.
Conducted a drawn and photographic record of the buildings.
Performed historical research using tithe maps and apportionments.
Examined structural features and physical alterations of both farmhouse and barn.
The farmhouse and barn date back to the late 18th or early 19th century.
Evidence suggests the farmhouse was once subdivided into two dwellings.
Physical alterations in the barn indicate a shift from crop storage to a multifunctional space.

P Gwilliam (2017) studied this question.

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April 17, 2026Open Access

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Archaeological documentation reveals historical details of a farmhouse and barn in Skelmersdale, indicating changes over time.

This analysis aims to document and understand the historical evolution of a farmhouse and barn in Skelmersdale.
Conducted a drawn and photographic record of the buildings.
Performed historical research using tithe maps and apportionments.
Examined structural features and physical alterations of both farmhouse and barn.
The farmhouse and barn date back to the late 18th or early 19th century.
Evidence suggests the farmhouse was once subdivided into two dwellings.
Physical alterations in the barn indicate a shift from crop storage to a multifunctional space.

P Gwilliam (2017) studied this question.

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