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House from Walderton, Sussex
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The house from Walderton during dismantling in 1980.
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The house from Walderton reconstructed in the Museum.
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Dismantled 1980 — Reconstructed 1982
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The flint and brick exterior dates from the early–mid 17th century, but inside are the remains of a medieval timber-framed building with an open hall. The middle room of the house shows the transition from a medieval to a 17th-century dwelling. |
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Further information about the house from Walderton
- General information
- The House from Walderton, West Sussex by Dr Danae Tankard & Richard Harris (pdf 677KB)
- F G Aldsworth & R Harris, ‘A medieval and seventeenth-century house at Walderton, West Sussex, dismantled and re-erected at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum’, Sussex Archaeological Collections vol. 120 (1982), pp. 45-92. (pdf 9.8MB)
